Sentence examples for focus certainly from inspiring English sources

"Auto Focus" certainly holds one's attention, but it's a strange and grim experience, ice-cold and borderline pointless.

[C1.] Hewlett-Packard's New Chief Says Strategy Is Unchanged In his first appearance before Wall Street analysts yesterday, Mark V. Hurd, who took over eight months ago as the chief executive of Hewlett-Packard, delivered a clear message: the company's business strategy has not yet changed, but the management style and focus certainly have.

The pressing, perhaps, is more focused – certainly that is true of Dortmund, who also play to the same basic philosophy – and the outlook more vertical (which actually makes it even more true to the ideals of Bielsa) than Barça's but the central tenets are the same.

Warrington have a shorter-term focus, almost certainly on Wigan.

That doesn't necessarily bring me any closer to agreeing with that different focus, and certainly not to supporting its accompanying candidate.

The Scottish designer's muse was Maggie Smith's incarnation of Miss Jean Brodie, and the focus was certainly on creme de la creme fabrics.

This new focus is certainly timely, because nowhere have the environmental costs of development been more alarmingly evident than in China as it has become "the industrial factory to the world".

Dickinson's circumscribed life, with its interiorised focus, is certainly a challenge for film adaptation, and Davies' solution – perhaps inevitably – is to cast it as a chamber drama, almost literally.

The very fact that a contemporary photograph by Thomas Struth can now sell for more than a quarter of a million dollars is proof that the fine art photography market is not out of focus but certainly out of whack.

This focus is certainly understandable, since one way to resolve the disputes about what representatives should be doing is to "let the people decide".

This focus is certainly at odds with the original ideas of Kobayashi and goals that he had in mind for implementation of the methodology, because all of Kobayashi's activities were directed towards the achievement of productivity growth.