Sentence examples for were concentrated upon from inspiring English sources

But large Federal reinforcements were concentrated upon the threatened spot under Gen. Ulysses S. Grant, and the great Battle of Chattanooga (November) ended in the rout of Bragg's army.

It is the poetry of the brothel … All the interest is concentrated upon the death-struggles of this wretched girl.

Although the rulers continued to worship Mount Miwa, the religious focus of the court seems to have been concentrated upon the Isonokami Shrine at Tenri, south of Nara.

During light reception, rays from a small area of the field of view fall on a single facet and are concentrated upon the rhabdom of the retinula cells below.

Investigators who typically focus primarily on work output are apt to be concerned with the applied, practical view of the person as a productive worker; interest is more likely to be concentrated upon the worker himself by those scientists who wish to study fatigue even if their findings are not directly productive of work output.

It is exciting that the recent researches have been concentrated upon the pseudobinary oxides mostly.

In addition, as Pink News points out, the poet W.H. Auden once described Antonio, the questionable "Merchant of Venice" character to which McKellen referred, as "a man whose emotional life, though his conduct may be chaste, is concentrated upon a member of his own sex".

Whatever the explanation, this finding is important, as most diagnostic initiatives have been concentrated upon the standard pathway.

Social meanings and understandings and the influence of them in patient-nurse interaction are concentrated upon in this paper.

There are other subjects, of course, which are particularly felt by the citizens of our countries and which also deserve to be concentrated upon.

Previous studies in M. truncatula have been concentrated upon protein-coding sequences associated with nodulation, abiotic stresses and developmental processes [ 53– 53].