Sentence examples for sometimes concentrate on from inspiring English sources

Bidders, unfazed by the damage, sometimes concentrate on soldiers from one region, era or manufacturer.

Sometimes, I concentrate on the horse's neck and head to emphasize the large, beautiful eyes of the horse.

Sometimes concentrating too hard on the goal will make it less likely that the goal is achieved.

Sometimes when you take a picture you try to concentrate on one element, like shoes.

The group is full of multi-instrumentalists, with a constantly shifting balance: on Tuesday, depending on the song and the section therein, sometimes you'd concentrate on three loud guitars or three saxophones or two violinists or two drummers or seven singers.

I do not mind working alone, since it is then sometimes easier to concentrate on the job task".

-Women's FGD participant 2, late 20's, employed "The society has so many problems and it is sometimes better to concentrate on poverty, unemployment among these women in the community [rather] than concentrating so much on rights which in my eyes are not the biggest problem.

It has been continuously improved, sometimes by concentrating on the algorithm itself [3 6], sometimes by combining two of them [7, 8], and sometimes by combining with other techniques [9 11].

Over the years, a lot of research has been carried out in the field of optical flow algorithms and the latter have been continuously improved, sometimes by concentrating on the algorithm itself [19, 29 31], sometimes by combining two of them [32, 33], and sometimes by combining with other techniques [4, 16, 34].

Sometimes we concentrated on his attitudes and gestures, sometimes daydreaming, looking at the landscapes through the window, we were cast deeply in his creative process".

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