Sentence examples for scorching focus from inspiring English sources
Blair turned a scorching focus on underperforming departments when they needed it.
The troops look serious and focused despite the scorching heat of the Iraqi summer.
While media attention focused on the scorching performances of Pisa chart-toppers such as regions of China and South Korea, it was Poland's success which perhaps offered the more relevant lessons to the struggling post-industrial economies of western Europe.
Both "Ruined" and "Scorched" also find common ground in their focus on the suffering of women in countries riven by conflict.
The camera stays in a tight closeup almost throughout, with a shallow focus on Saul's haggard face, scorched and strip-mined of normal human emotion and response, like the face of a pterodactyl.
Libraries were also the focus of Patrick Ness's Carnegie Medal acceptance speech which he used to launch a scorching attack on the coalition government's policy.
Anyway, Mysty spent the whole time on those shoots bitching: about her bathing suits, about the scorch, about the mosquitoes that the bafflers were letting in, and endlessly warning Alex not to focus on her pipa.
Clinton slammed the "scorched-earth policies" that led to the recent government shutdown, saying that modern politicking has failed to focus on "common sense solution".
There are only a few occasions when you get to feel the almighty scorch of mass hatred being focused directly upon you.
