Sentence examples for more constant focus from inspiring English sources

He's always skittered between multiple works, though, and sometimes envies playwrights who have a more constant focus.

The largest unionist party in Northern Ireland wants a stronger ceasefire monitoring body that will keep a more constant focus on alleged IRA and other paramilitary organisations' activities as part of any deal to save power sharing and devolution.

It may be a cliché to say that young people in Westchester are overprogrammed, overstressed, and overtired, but it is nonetheless worth a reminder that, for the vast majority, the relationships formed and lessons learned in all activities are often more important than the constant focus on getting to the next level.

How they are made – this kind of mark, that variation on Van Gogh, those Fauve-bright colours or stylised cut-outs or vast, multi-panel grids – these are the constant focus, much more than the landscape itself.

The pixel intensities inside the cells vary when the focus is changing, but the background intensity stays more constant throughout the stack, resulting in relatively high variation inside the cells, but almost zero outside.

Anne Louise Kershaw took this photo of the 'No more Page Three' campaigners who were demonstrating about the lack of reporting of women's achievements in the media and the constant focus on their appearances.

In the arts, you realise it is a constant focus.

The reality is much more subtle, more constant.

"There is a concern that the constant focus on immigration will increase tensions," he says.

He directs the proceedings with constant focus.

Find time to relax, do unimportant things, unplug from work and constant focus, un-focus.