Meanings of concentrate attention in English

To make our difficulties plain, let us concentrate attention on the table.

In short, power to concentrate attention means power in all the mental processes.

There was no one to concentrate attention-theattention of Congress and the public-onany definite plan.

Now the effect of this has been to concentrate attention on institutions and to slight men.

We shall concentrate attention on the first volume.

But the point on which we should concentrate attention is this remarkable expression, according to which judgment is God's strange work.

But this partial blindness enables it to concentrate attention upon the matter actually under study, to give sharper distinctions and surer guidance.

Remember, the effort required to concentrate attention voluntarily on uninteresting, dry and monotonous works strengthens and develops Will-Power and gives you 'mental muscle.'

She was clever enough to know that a pretty woman should concentrate attention upon herself, and a plain one divert it to her adornments.

Mr Blair wants to concentrate attention on issues such as global warming, international development and combating terrorism as demonstrations of practical value for European citizens.

She gazed at the photograph with all her concentrated attention and murmured:

Attainment of this knowledge requires persistent and concentrated attention to objective materials.

She remained standing near me, following all my gestures with concentrated attention.

She remained standing behind me, following all my gestures with concentrated attention.

O thou of infallible prowess, listen, with concentrated attention, to this all.

Pécuchet took pinches of snuff, and Bouvard's face glowed with concentrated attention.