In the cases of G. and F., I prescribed some old fashioned refocusing on one's self.
But in the years that followed market fatigue seemed to set in, and at the same time Done was eager to refocus on his one true love: painting.
As the holy month of Ramadan comes to a close, a month full of reflection, self-sacrifice and refocus on strengthening one's relationship with God, the thought of someone walking into a religious institution, a sanctuary, a safe haven, God's house, and killing is unfathomable.
My second guess about your persistent friend Carla is that she would answer distracting questions quickly and then try to refocus on the one-directional pitch, telling you about her security systems.
An unusual collaborative investigation by journalists in the United States, Britain, Germany, Hong Kong, and elsewhere has refocussed attention on one of the Chinese government's most neuralgic issues: the private wealth of top leaders and their families.
This month, the court-ordered release of 12,000 pages of documents generated by those claims refocused attention on one of the most painful allegations: that officials of the Bridgeport Diocese, like many others, kept parishioners in the dark for years about predatory priests in their midst.
The best way to stop the stress spiral is by refocusing your mind on one thought: Gardening focuses you on the physical feeling of the soil that you can hold in your hands.
Rudd, who owned the shop before selling it to Yates last year to refocus on driving, said his one regret in designing the shop in 1994 was not offering the fans a viewing window.
We will see below that if one were to help people to refocus on the positive aspects of life, then one may be able to raise their chronic level of happiness.
Fine: Let's stop focusing on the one (Assad) and refocus on the many (the refugees).
