Sentence examples for like a focus from inspiring English sources

You will not resolve voters' grievances by treating them like a focus group.

To the house codes, like a focus on beautiful backs, laced-up or with a tie, the designer added the current pleats and fringing.

"It absolutely is like a focus group, except the beauty of it is I don't have to go and find people who are interested or knowledgeable about baking," Ms. Wilson said.

While Lippmann viewed public opinion as little more than the sum of the views of each individual, much like a poll, Dewey saw it more like a focus group.

"Those women are like a focus group," she told me as we walked to the elevator; a driver was waiting downstairs to take her to "The Daily Show," on Fifty-second Street.

In return for that effort, what I want to know is not whether, like a focus group, my readers approve but rather: "Does this action or attitude seem plausible to you?

This may have been due to the fact that the audience have liked a focused discussion a limited topic rather than a composite message on different aspects of a relatively larger area at a time.

Some would like a stronger focus on inequality and improving conditions in favelas.

Speaking on the Andrew Marr Show on BBC1, Gove made clear that he would like a renewed focus on traditional discipline.

"Don't Blame Me" feels like a focus-grouped scrapbook of haphazard images concerning betrayal and lust.

"Simone saw him and at once began to glare like a focusing enemy...