Example collocations logo

Focused in sentence

2001 examples of Focused in a sentence

Also the plot bad they could have don e a better job on the scripting at least and focused more on the comedy the comedy was also a little dry and got really boring after the first few jokes, it was like 10mins was laughter then the old when is this gonna end started to kick in The bottom line if u want a a lackluster of acting mixed in with a stupid plot and a romance go ahead and watch this movie.
Some who have written here feel the sequel is slightly more focused than the original.
Based on a novel by Elmore Leonard, the film focused on wise guy Chili Palmer (Travolta) and his attempts to break into the movie business.
Apart from several good sequences, I didn't quite buy Susan Sarandon as a flake (she's too intrinsically smart and focused to be passed off as this devil-may-care lady), and her naturally grounded personality is a bad fit for the role of an irresponsible parent.
The woman seems so anxious and in a hurry to do the crosswords, but for some reason she spends the time distractedly walking all around the city when she could be focused at home.
I liked the Mel Gibson character and the Milla Jovovich characters and wish they would have focused more on them.
By the time your eyes have moved to the area of interest on the screen and focused appropriately on the spot to be admired the insane editor has moved the shot!
How can the Hollywood types rant about the need for gun control in our society and spend so much time and film footage focused on guns?? It's just worse than expected.
Soon after, however, it lost focus on the fishing and focused almost entirely on the drama in the lives of the fisherman.
Most of the movie is focused on pointless killing, in ways that aren't even worth discussing.
The main plot in the movie is not explained nearly enough and the entire movie focused too much on Helen and Kazaf's growing relationship.
House Party 4 is a disgrace to all of the HP's and to Kid n Play...This was supposed to be part of a series really..there was nothing about kid n play in this movie or any of the other veterans..yea kid n play was probably too old to be throwing a House Party movie b/c its kind of focused on teens..but kid n play could have at least made a cameo appearance ... you can tell how good it was b/c it didn't even make it to the movie theaters.
Williams had recently shed his Mork and Mindy pursuits and focused more on stand-up comedy and movies.
It does not stay focused on anything for very long.
It's ill focused and lazily written .
The narrative was clear and concise but overall the film never caught my interest- scenes felt flat and uninspired.. Ghengis khan, historically speaking, had a very interesting/epic life but the film failed to capture that- instead focused on small skirmishes as a youth and a love story I think I've seen disguised in a slew of other films.
Compact, focused, with heaps of violence, it should have been the play most open to screen adaptations.
The worst is that girls are nevertheless all portrayed as being focused on their personal appearances, and screaming whenever they are happy.
The Pitt and Zeta Jones chemistry is quite good however, perhaps if they had made the film more focused around them and dispensed with the narcissism it might have worked.
The make-up effects are okay, the gore is VERY minimal (PG rating), and the extremely irritating characters are focused on way to much, which really got on my nerves.
At first the movie seemed to be doing great, they had the characters profiles set...the plot seemed to be going in the right direction... however, as the movie progressed it seemed the director focused on the wrong kind of things...or just a lot was edited from the movie.
The plot stayed focused around character relationships and while it wasn't played out as well as in Tonari no Totoro(My Neighbor Totoro) it is still great.
"Red", however is focused on the "what ifs" and "how comes".
I like the way the movie focused on many ethnic groups.
This is a sweet satire of dog shows focused on a bunch of completely different characters.
While Warner Brothers, Disney and, to a lesser extent, other studios, did shorts often depicting Germans as foils, the majority of Famous Studios efforts focused on the Japanese.
I thought the film did a really good job of intertwining the subjects of the science, moral issues and personal experiences of the manhattan project, but wasn't exactly focused on strong acting.
The fact that the movie is based on a true story contributes to a better and, of course, more realistic experience and keeps the viewer focused on the basic theme of the movie.
The characters seemed to be focused on living their lives through work and drinking after work.
Even through all that the plot does stay focused and the story of Ryan Dunn's character does unfold quite nicely.
BackNext