Sentence examples similar to rush focus from inspiring English sources

As a whole the note struck in Skagway is eerie, a strange combination of extremes: the looming mountains and dance hall floozies, the silence of the hiking paths and the touring crowds, the native Alaskan culture invoked in totem poles or tales of intermarriage and the tough crudities of the gold rush, the focus on history and the absence of a deep past.

An article last Sunday about Ron Howard's new movie, "Rush," which focuses on Formula One racing, misidentified the style of racing in the 1971 film "Le Mans".

But the moment I heard the distinctive voice of my protagonist, Saba, her world – a lawless place of wild weather, hardship and danger – rushed into focus.

Because an adrenaline rush when focused makes you feel not just powerful, but superhuman.

He did not speak much about his own history; conversations with him were rushed and focused on whatever he had just seen.

When you start to experience an adrenaline rush caused by stress, focus on your breathing rather than on the thing that is causing you stress.

This allows you to rush less and focus more on what's important.

Since returning, he has played with a new focus, rushing for 1,615 yards.