Sentence examples for good focal points from inspiring English sources

The "tombs," as the societies' buildings are called, are good focal points in a campus tour.

BBD Bagh, Park Street, Chowringhee Road and the Mullik Ghat flower market are good focal points, and will give you contrasting images of the city.

"But the boys like him because he's a good focal point.

"Someone like Wen is a very good focal point for the party's overall narrative – that it's the only vehicle that can maintain the prosperity that the Chinese people have achieved over the last 15 or 20 years," said Rana Mitter, an expert on Chinese politics at Oxford University.

"Bony's been magnificent," said Monk. "He's a good focal point up there and a platform for the team to try and play with an obviously he can occupy defenders and get himself goals.

The elevated sites so typical of rugged terrain (Figure 2) in an otherwise very flat landscape also provide a good focal point for herders moving the reindeer herd anything from a few hundred metres up to 6 km away, thus avoiding both trampling and overgrazing near chum sites.

Do not look at the ground and maintain a good focal point (usually the box if marching on a field).

Having one main decoration that is larger than everything else can provide a good focal point, but also make sure it won't crowd your tank.

Digital engagement and being a good digital citizen were focal points of the Obama Administration — and it appears to be one of the early centers of interest for the former president in his private function as a global citizen.

Take notice of the focal points (good and bad).

If we take the individual rather than a notional entity like 'the social good' as the focal point of moral justification, then there ought to be something we can say to each individual why the institution we are defending is worthy of her support.