Sentence examples for sort of concentrating from inspiring English sources

You're just sort of concentrating on them and their performances in front of them.

"I couldn't believe the way I was feeling after doing the body-scan.....when you are doing (progressive muscle) relaxation you are sort of concentrating just on muscles or different parts of your body but it's outside your body but I felt the meditation was going inside the body.... as if I've got into the root, is probably the best way to describe it.

I think when you haven't got the worry you can sort of concentrate on getting yourself sorted as well as you can.

– Decision Maker 007 "It's been extremely expensive, extremely awkward and…we end up having to pick the low hanging fruit and sort of concentrate on…those communities that are a little bit more densely populated but then we're not getting the people who need the care the most".

It's sort of not concentrating too much on the win today.

After cell expansion, we repeated one more round of cell sorting to concentrate E10-19 IgG-binding cells.

Perhaps decreased mobility in regions of locally elevated channel activity serves as a sort of diffusion trap, concentrating TRPV1 channels in parts of the cell where they are most needed.

"I can imagine that in 2020 an education minister will announce an exciting new sort of institution that concentrates exclusively on educating children, and makes a virtue of doing that one thing superlatively," he says.

The retromer complex mediates endosomal protein sorting by concentrating membrane proteins (cargo) into nascent tubules formed through the action of sorting nexin (SNX) proteins.

And from there it is a very short step to imagining the BBC in a new guise altogether – as a US-style public broadcaster confined to some sort of public service "ghetto", concentrating more or less exclusively on content the market fails to provide.

Appendicularia also have a unique mode of feeding that uses an external house to sort and concentrate particles before they enter the mouth [ 63- 65].