Sentence examples for uncommon focus from inspiring English sources

David Jacobson, who wrote and directed Dahmer, recalls an actor of uncommon focus and vividness.

The portrayals are honest and sensitive, with an uncommon focus on the creative process, as well as the give and take between two strong, complex people.

Rowan remembered how St. John's took a trip to Europe before that season, how it tangled with the Spanish national team and swept through that season with an uncommon focus.

It probably helps that the two shared some playful smooches at the red carpet premiere of that film, of course, but there's still been an uncommon focus on the actor-director relationship.

When we assessed foci for p63 and CK5, we found little or no expression in an uncommon foci from control cells, but the much more commonly occurring CTBE cell mound foci showed intense expression for both p63 and CK5 protein in association with the mound.

It is equally uncommon to focus on women in their 50s – age of invisibility – and bring them so richly into focus.

Since some diagnoses were extremely uncommon, we focused on those most frequently encountered: simple cataract, cataract with diabetic retinopathy, and a new global category called cataract with other ocular pathologies.

"It was a second-class grape with a bad reputation as uneven, overcropped and vegetal," said Larry Turley of Turley Cellars, which has since its founding in 1993 handled zinfandel with uncommon care and focus both in the field and in its winemaking techniques.

Whereas Ms. Robinson used her remarkable descriptive powers and pointillist prose in "Gilead" to give the reader a keen sense of that small, Midwestern town and to conjure up the history of John Ames's uncommon family, she focuses in this novel on the unhappy emotional mathematics of Jack's relationship with his father, a task unsuited to her strongest gifts as a writer.

The company, whose focus is uncommon — and perhaps unique in the United States — hires forensic experts, former homicide detectives, photographers and even pilots, mostly on a per-case basis.

As this study involved uncommon retinal conditions, organizing focus groups was difficult.