Sentence examples for has focused far from inspiring English sources

Politics since 2000 has focused far less on changing people's minds than we assumed, and far more about modifying their behaviors.

Rigorous study of what psychologists call emotion regulation is fairly new, and for obvious reasons has focused far more on untamed passions than on the domesticated variety.

Until now, the White House has focused far more energy on shoring up the banks — a stance that may have made sense in the thick of the financial crisis but is increasingly suspect now.

Rightly, Mr. Hamilton notes in "The Secret Race" that punishment has focused far too much on cyclists while minimizing the role of team owners, sponsors, race organizers and cycling's bureaucracy.

Todt has focused far more on road safety via his presidential role within motor racing's governing body, the FIA, and it had long been planned to hold a minute's silence on the grid in remembrance of road traffic accident victims.

Throughout, this U.N. outfit has focused far less on defending human rights than on perverting their very definition.

In the past few years, Facebook has focussed far less on pushing its theories about social influence and far more on providing advertisers with metrics showing that its ads work.

Interestingly, philosophical attention has focussed far more on chance than randomness.

Russia has said its attacks target 'terrorists', but in practice its bombing campaigns have focused far more closely on Assad's diverse enemies than on Isis, which in some areas is fighting the regime's enemies.

But Mr. McGowan, 59, added that in recent years the business had focused far too much on the short term, with needed investments not being made so that profits would meet the company's forecasts.

But standing among some of his dozens of sows, all squealing for their breakfast, Mr Swanson does say that both candidates have focused far too much on personality than on policies.