Sentence examples for lives concentrated from inspiring English sources

It was a day in America and in Europe when civilians as surely as soldiers felt the whole of their lives concentrated on the outcome of a few hours.

It was a challenge to keep all these lives concentrated into one character for the duration of the filming without losing myself.

"If large numbers of people didn't live concentrated in cities, the world would be a nightmare," Ms. Alfsen-Norodom added.

It has one-quarter of Mexico's land, but only one-seventh of its wealth and three-quarters of its Indians, who live concentrated in little villages, lacking jobs, roads, schools, water, electricity and political power.

In dealing with human-size, if often extraordinary, people, "The Lives They Lived" concentrates our attention on the plainest mysteries of life and, because its form is obituary, death.

But growing up in Boulder, Colo., where he still lives, he concentrated on high school soccer and basketball and American Legion baseball.

However, a well-established empirical regularity is that immigrants in advanced societies tend to live spatially concentrated within large cities; see Bartel (1989), Alba and Nee (1997), Borjas (1998) and Freeman (2002) for examples in the US and Musterd (2005), Phillips (1998), and Bolt and van Kempen (2010) for Europe.

Those who make bridge the focus of their lives usually concentrate on one aspect of the game.

Ignoring their esoteric inner lives, he concentrates on their outer exchanges, which, shorn of symbolic context, are banal, and make little dramatic sense.

The mission of the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation is to "help people build measurably better lives". The Foundation concentrates its resources on activities in education, the environment, global development and population, performing arts, and philanthropy, as well as grants to support disadvantaged communities in the San Francisco Bay Area.

Although no one could ever prove James Allen's theories, we can certainly find lots of examples of people who have brought negatives into their lives by concentrating on the wrong things.