Sentence examples for regaining concentration from inspiring English sources

He not only thought that something this small and modest was a worthy subject for art — as demonstrated by the spare works of the Japanese artists he so admired — he also invoked it as a kind of centering technique for regaining concentration.

Dr. Sood, at the Mayo Clinic, said it takes just 15 minutes to a half-hour of listening time to regain concentration.

He wedges both his feet into a crack in the rock and turns upside down like a bat to "rest" and "regain concentration".

It showed he had regained his concentration.

It took him several months to regain his concentration at the chessboard, and he continued to insist that the automaton was a fraud.

The wide midfielder probably had not regained his concentration less than a minute later when Larsson's incisive pass put him clear on the left and he completely miscued, sending the ball weakly over the bar from close range.

West Ham had still to regain their concentration when Roberts went determinedly for the ball, inducing Julien Faubert to send it straight to Hunt, who, with several defenders preoccupied elsewhere, whipped a low shot past Robert Green.

I know I've had some horrible matches in the last few years when I've been leading and then lost it and then struggled to regain my concentration.

The fans at the Bernabéu were barely clapping as their would-be heroes put Bilbao to the sword because their earphones confirmed that Barcelona had regained its concentration and composure to see out the victory in the one place that it might have stumbled.

Waterlogging-tolerant legume genotypes had high root porosity, were relatively unaffected in shoot nitrogen content under waterlogging and in recovery could resume root growth and rapidly regain chlorophyll concentration to control levels.

A good way to regain your concentration is to take a short break and go for a walk or to the toilets.