Sentence examples for the point of focus from inspiring English sources

It creates odd images by allowing the point of focus to be selected anywhere in a scene.

Then I break eye contact by looking down, and I pivot around the point of focus, stepping forward in an arc, or a semicircle, till I'm in your space".

Another object here, but the effect still applies pleasantly from the point of focus.

You can still manually adjust the point of focus and exposure, but the camera is smart enough that in most cases, you shouldn't have to.

Unlike a traditional camera, a Lytro camera allows the photographer to adjust the point of focus after the picture is shot (see images below).

However, this link between the two parameters will be the point of focus in future studies involving the use of BFT in tilapia culture.

Holloway later offers an alternative vision of events, but while I can see the point of focusing on the damage done to Gerry's psyche, I wish the play told us more about the circumstances of enforced migration: the Catholic church, as usual, gets it in the neck, but government complicity in this heartless trade-off is unexplored.

Thankfully there isn't too much of that anymore anyway, but I don't see the point of focusing on bad when there is so much good.

But medicine has since lost sight of the forest for the trees, now even to the point of focusing on individual leaves, says Laura Kahn, a physician and research scholar at the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs at Princeton University.

U.S. Foodservice, based in Columbia, Md., said through a spokesman that the Points of Focus program still exists.

The rules and rewards of the Points of Focus program in 2002 were spelled out in a glossy catalog distributed by the company.