Sentence examples for tireless focus from inspiring English sources
To sit through performances of the two biggest works — I heard Petr Kotik's S.E.M. Ensemble play the five-hour-long "For Philip Guston" in 1995, with phenomenal purity of tone, and the Flux Quartet play the six-hour-long "String Quartet (II)" in 1999, with tireless focus — is to enter into a new way of listening, even a new consciousness.
Author Malcolm Gladwell suggested that mastery of anything requires 10,000 hours of tireless focus.
So, in further celebration of his tireless focus towards making the dance music community as well as world a safer, peaceful, and musically fine-tuned place, we asked some more important voices to share what David and The Loft meant to them.
Did Mary know how much her tireless, focussed and well-pitched work was appreciated?
Optimistic because amongst all the leaders that I have been able to work with who have invested so much in this process, there is a Speaker who is tireless, focused, idealistic and pragmatic and is committed to do whatever is humanly possible – and maybe some things that aren't – to deliver for the American people.
He looks tireless, utterly focused on each shot, and brimming with energy as he moves in for the kill.
With dozens of cameras trained on him, Mr. Modi, who has long been the subject of intense media scrutiny, projected himself as a tireless leader focused on "bringing development to the doorstep of every poor person, every farmer, every worker," rather than the politics of religion or caste.
That Google can afford to buy YouTube for $1.6 billion and allocate $800 million for its book project suggests a management that's restless, tireless and focused on staying No. 1.
The cosmetics industry, tireless host to focus groups, understands and encourages the world's hunger for new lipsticks.
Now, thanks to Mr Bush's tireless campaigning and relentless focus on Iraq, the Republicans have a reasonable chance of picking up seats in the House and retaking the Senate.
Not a reflection of our city, but an image of who we wish we were -- tireless, maniacally hard-working, impossibly focused. .
