Sentence examples for refocusing from from inspiring English sources

The timing was powerful in another way too, as by the 1980s history itself was refocusing; from the long march of the political and the powerful, to the more intimate cultural stories of everyman/woman.

However, refocusing from cost-efficiency to institutional recalibration has not been the only significant development in welfare state research.

The president's charm offensive needs refocusing: from the Republicans to the poor.

Embassies might refocus from addressing governments to addressing local people and institutions directly.

During her reign (until 1996) MI5 refocused from cold war espionage to fighting terrorism.

They suggested that the West's aid funding for climate change adaptation should be refocused from rural to urban areas.

But with first-quarter earnings season nearing an end, "the market will refocus from the micro- to the macroeconomic picture," says Jeffrey N. Kleintop, chief market strategist at LPL Financial.

At this stage of the Revolution, the British war effort was refocused from New York and New Jersey to the south, where it was believed the large number of loyalists could be roused to take action against the rebellion.

The antenna can be steered electronically, and over the Atlantic it can refocus from one satellite over North America to another over Europe without interrupting a download, according to Connexion by Boeing, the Boeing subsidiary that built the system.

My buttocks instinctively clenched and my eyes refocused from his taut features up on the stage to the back of the cardigan worn by the audience member in front of me.

The linguistic nature of late twentieth century pragmatism can be best described as a refocus from the consideration of the results of utterances or acts to the justification of utterances or acts.