Sentence examples for nothing to focus from inspiring English sources

"There is nothing to focus the minds of policy makers like an army of poor people heading your way," said Bernard Rorke, the director of Roma Initiatives for the nonprofit Open Society Foundation.

Of course that doesn't mean there's nothing to focus on domestically; there are huge opportunities to spur advances in low-carbon energy technologies and energy conservation that could pass muster with a broad range of Americans.

Meanwhile, the so far baseless scare about jihadi returnees hidden in juggernauts does nothing to focus minds on thwarting the kind of deadly assaults that took place yesterday in Tunisia and France.

Why a pledge to the queen, when not only is she, as Roy Greenslade observes, the symbol of class-based division, but is also largely irrelevant to most of us and does nothing to focus on our common values?

There's nothing to focus on the big picture.

I remember Roadrunner hating the cover, saying there was too much going on and nothing to focus on.

But once the operations and medical treatment were over, I had nothing left to focus on.

The reason for focussing so closely on the details of "Spotlight," on what's in and what's out, is that the movie leaves nothing else to focus on, because it has no style.

But how? Nothing works to focus the eye like key performance indicators.

Edmund is hell bent for revenge and some kind of closure or justice because it was his dear friend but also because he has nothing else to focus on; everything's gone for him, so he's like a laser, dementedly obsessed with bringing people to justice.

I had always pictured myself being the kind of writer who sat in front of a big window, with hydrangea bushes in full bloom outside, with the waves crashing on the beach in the distance, typing away on my keyboard, nothing else to focus on except my coffee and my ever flowing words.