Sentence examples for tend to focus around from inspiring English sources

In particular, he says, "The stories, more and more, tend to focus around a bunch of friends, have to do with sex, and often have parties in the middle".

Lines of sight are far and clear here, and battles tend to focus around the elevated sniper nest.

40 Discussion may tend to focus around the treatment calendar and ignore the long term.

This is particularly true for Mr. Scarlett, who until now has worked only with large ballet companies and classical technique, and whose works have tended to focus around male-female pas de deux.

It was found that both rings, Alginate and Chitosan, tended to focus around the oxygen of cellulose.

Policy surrounding the nation's shortage of black teachers tends to focus around recruitment or retention.

The lyrics tend to focus significantly around the idea that everything is broken, out of place or missing; this is apparent in nearly all songs in the album.

Mr. Morpurgo's novels, set all around the world, tend to focus on some favorite themes: humans' extraordinary bond with animals, children's courage in adversity, and the power and wonder of nature.

Most of the graffiti zines that are published in the US and around the world tend to focus on letters and paint on the wall and push the viewer to see the world of their creator through the prism of the colors he or she chooses to use.

But experience and the recognition that the next disaster may be just around the corner does tend to focus the mind.

Participant films, the company behind Promised Land, is known for organising campaigns around its films, which tend to focus on public issues.