Sentence examples for sections focusing from inspiring English sources

With some 15,000 pieces on display, it is hard to talk about highlights, but the sections focusing on Indian, folk and Afro-Brazilian art have drawn especially lavish praise from local and international critics.

There will be specific sections focusing on bodily concealment and exposure (think: the Vivienne Westwood and Malcolm McLaren "tits" T-shirt) and fashion excess including a pair of 18th-century mantuas with an overskirt 2.5m wide.

There are great and expansive set pieces here, including a killer display of abstract expressionism, with Lee Krasner and Willem de Kooning beating all comers, but also darker, troubled sections focusing on the Aids crisis, on the war in Vietnam, and to the US adventures in the Middle East since 9/11.

Results are presented in two sections focusing on the files (the number of files, patterns of revisitation, file types, etc).

Some of these are introduced in the next two sections, focusing in 1.1 on the relationship between our four kinds of sentences, and focusing in 1.2 on the relationship between "good" and "better", and between "good" and "bad".

In fact, the list of links is so long that we've divided it up into sections focusing on the science of nanobiotechnology; nanobiotech conferences; academic, industrial, and funding opportunities in Canada and the U.S.; and academic, industrial, and funding opportunities in Europe.

Our paper, structured in four sections, focuses on the most significant pillars of this construction.

The last two sections focus on challenges for governments coming with SMA usage.

Other sections focus on the arts, medicine, psychotherapy, sexuality, spirituality, ecology, and technology.

The first two sections focus on active teaching and biology students' conceptual understanding, respectively.

Separate sections focused on survivors' interactions with legal, medical, mental health, rape crisis, and religious communities.