Sentence examples for twin focus from inspiring English sources
That twin focus -- autobiography and utopianism -- characterized virtually all of his post-Beatles work as well, and it helped define who he was, or at least who he wanted us to believe he was.
Yet even though its twin focus on documenting the devastation of Jewish communities of Europe and the ideology that led to that destruction was unrivaled — the Israeli memorial at Yad Vashem was not built until 1953 — the Wiener Library struggled to survive.
Specifically, we were in Emilia-Romagna, and more particularly in Bologna: We soon found local distinctions to be crucial in each of our twin focuses of music and food.
This time the twin focuses are Britten's Nocturne, with Allan Clayton as the tenor soloist, and the Pastoral Symphony by Brett Dean, which is both a celebration of the birds of his native Australia and a lament for the destruction of the landscapes they inhabit.
This article addresses the AIDPA's twin focuses (AI's threats to intellectual property rights and the labor force) and presents a proposed framework to address them.
This interlinked style spread to other sites that formed part of the extended trade network of which these two cities were the twin foci.
During the Early Classic period (c. 250 600) the Mundo Perdido became one of the twin foci of the city, the other being the North Acropolis.
Every member of their major league staff, from Manager Ron Gardenhire to the trainers, rose through their minor league system, applying the Twins' focus on fundamentals to ever more experienced players.
Putnam's example of Oscar and his Twin Earth duplicate focuses on the contribution of the natural environment.
Here, we review advances in epigenetic studies of discordant MZ twins, focusing on disease.
The infant safely born, Sorrow, long addled in the head by her shipboard traumas and her illusion of an advisory companion called Twin, regains focus and, to cap this saga of freighted names, renames herself: She had looked into her daughter's eyes; saw in them the gray glisten of a winter sea while a ship sailed by-the-lee.
