Sentence examples for quite concentrate from inspiring English sources

Let's be brutally honest: one can't quite concentrate on what these still-glorious actresses are saying for awhile.

Quite concentrated, but dry and mouth-wateringly saline.

"Massachusetts, with its population quite concentrated around Boston, is measured as considerably less corrupt than New York and its isolated Albany," the authors found.

It should be noted again that, if one considers gradually more and more high values in the circulating flow, the distribution of capacity takes a higher and narrow shape, with values quite concentrated around the mean; so the result is found to be more stable.

I did have to concentrate quite seriously and focus on each step, because if I fell to my left it would be perhaps 20 feet down, and if I fell to my right it would just over a mile.

If [they were based in the UK] they would have to concentrate quite carefully on exactly what they were doing and the extent to which they were parsing incoming email".

Like students not quite able to concentrate on their first day back in school, the Giants played on Friday night as if they were dreamily lost in the gentle pace of summer.

I am already having to concentrate quite hard.

Director Mark Langhammer said: "We're hearing reports of very young children who are arriving into school quite unable to concentrate or socialise properly because they're spending so much time on digital games or social media".

(M2) ** I'm reading less because I find it's quite hard to concentrate for long periods…(F2) ** I was going to do art.. [but] there's no point at all because …it's not fun when you produce something that is ugh.

(Don't listen to music while you are meditating otherwise it will be quite difficult to concentrate).