Sentence examples for more obvious focus from inspiring English sources

The filmmakers work hard to let us know that it's the mother who's the more obvious focus of the writer's attention than her children.

The filmmakers work hard to let us know that it's the mother who's the more obvious focus of the writer's attention than her children and the two adult actors exchange suitably noble looks even when Ms. Winslet's décolletage threatens to play peek-a-boo.

Another more obvious area of focus is technology.

When viewed in this light, Parsifal, with its emphasis on Mitleid ("compassion") is a natural follow-on to Tristan und Isolde, where Schopenhauer's influence is perhaps more obvious, with its focus on Sehnen ("yearning").

The situation is more obvious when the main focus is on correlation coefficients.

Between the potential of lawsuits over intellectual property from Apple and Microsoft to the advantage carrier subsidies give to pricier phones, it's just not the right time for Xiaomi to shift its focus from more obvious opportunities in China and India.

The mainstream media tends to focus on the more obvious star quality of Keisuke Honda and AC Milan, but camera-friendly scenes like the win at Manchester City and Okazaki's overhead kick against Newcastle United have gradually brought the Foxes into the wider public conscience.

That also allows medical professionals and insurers to focus on the more obvious risk patients, Ucare.ai said.

If we perceive agency as "… the network of institutions and actors that through their actions and interactions 'produce' development" (Kothari and Minogue 2002), then the focus becomes even more obvious.

Studies done by the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) at the University of Arizona show that engineering firms, as well as ECE graduates, rank writing ability as the most important skill in determining engineers' success, even above the much more obvious technical skills that are the focus of much engineering education.

"What concerns me is the gap in the different types of sciences, with women focusing on the more obvious people-orientated science roles without considering engineering and computing opportunities, when we know that we need one million new engineers and technicians in the next five years".