Sentence examples for view focussing from inspiring English sources

Traister, who covered the 2008 Presidential campaign for Salon, analyzes it from a personal point of view, focussing on Hillary Clinton's polarizing and contentious run, Michelle Obama's potential as First Lady, and Sarah Palin's representation of "a form of female power that was utterly digestible to those who had no intellectual or political use for actual women: feminism without the feminists".

Although for reasons of security of energy supply, more technologies are an advantage, from an economic point of view focussing on the technology with lower long-term generation costs is advisable outside the synergistic area.

The aim of this study was to compare the learning curve of an experienced surgeon with different TSS approaches for total hip replacement (THR) from a clinical and surgical point of view, focussing especially on complications related to the use of different geometric stems.

According to this view, focussing attention on the movement effect promotes an automatic mode of movement control [ 13, 34, 35].

Right mandibles were placed in an occlusial view focussing on the SSR but also showing the incisor dents (ID; [ 36]; Figure  1B).

The leading medicinal cannabis case in the UK highlights the judiciary's failure to engage with an individual's human right to health as they adopt an arbitrary, externalist view, focussing on the legality of cannabis to the exclusion of other concerns.

Essays, in his view, focus too much on the self.

I stared at the wall that hid it all from view, focusing on the portraits -- the cherubic faces of Jesus.

Cuban jokes, in his view, focus more on insulting Castro personally than on the bleakness of life within the system.

A more distinctively American theoretical view focuses primarily on the child's actions, rather than on his emotions or thinking.

Yet at the core of both was one concern: how personal expression benefits a view focused on communal ideals and universal truths.