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  • verb Simple past tense and past participle of focalize.

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Examples

  • They allow the telling of actions and the description of items to be focalized, that is, based on what a particular actor knows and sees.

    Grand Text Auto 2009

  • Every section of the book (until a few passages at the end) is so closely focalized through Mark, Karin, or Weber that even the narration of material event is voiced entirely through their cognitive process.

    Point of View in Fiction 2009

  • Ethics must become a focalized component as it is one of the missing links in modern society, as made clearly evident in the collapse of the banking system.

    The Global Impact of Yoga Max Strom 2010

  • Ethics must become a focalized component as it is one of the missing links in modern society, as made clearly evident in the collapse of the banking system.

    Max Strom: The Global Impact of Yoga 2010

  • The narrative, focalized through its subject, Thomas Cromwell, dwells at greatest length on Henry VIII's quest for an heir and the earth-shattering social, political, and religious consequences it entailed.

    The Little Professor: 2009

  • Sadly, no complement for Genghis, but a focalized complement for his shirt.

    Obama: Hillary's Tough Talk Towards Iran Is "Reflective Of George Bush" 2009

  • The painful experience of what one might call “counter rape” is focalized through the eyes of the victim — a young man whose bewildered incomprehension is utterly ignored by his female attacker.

    Shulamit Lapid. 2009

  • The narrative, focalized through its subject, Thomas Cromwell, dwells at greatest length on Henry VIII's quest for an heir and the earth-shattering social, political, and religious consequences it entailed.

    Wolf Hall 2009

  • There is nothing mysterious concerning the power of thought; concentration simply implies that consciousness can be focalized to the point where it becomes identified with the object of its attention.

    The Master Key System Charles F. Haanel 2008

  • There is nothing mysterious concerning the power of thought; concentration simply implies that consciousness can be focalized to the point where it becomes identified with the object of its attention.

    The Master Key System Charles F. Haanel 2008

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