Sentence examples for to concentration from inspiring English sources
noun
The act, process or ability of concentrating; the process of becoming concentrated, or the state of being concentrated.
After 1946, Dr. Mant was assigned to concentration camps.
Later, he referred to concentration camps as Nazi penal camps.
The family was eventually caught and sent to concentration camps.
I always feel the biggest obstacles to concentration are within.
The SS ran quarries next to concentration camps.
About 50,000 were sent to concentration camps, mostly in Poland.
Opponents say the centres are illegal, comparing them to concentration camps or gulags.
The couple had saved Bosnian Muslims from being deported to concentration camps during the war.
When the cell's cover was blown, many of his comrades were deported to concentration camps.
He chalked up the after-bye improvement to concentration, then shrugged.
"There's almost a sort of machismo dimension to concentration," he said.
