Sentence examples for focus of course from inspiring English sources

The main focus, of course, remains on the students.

The focus, of course, is on issues, issues, issues.

The campaigns' focus, of course, is much bigger than that – but the episode proved they were hardly wasting their time.

The focus, of course, must be solely on principles and methodology, not on the conclusions that they generate.

The focus of course soon went on Savile's career at the BBC and who was in charge during his time there.

But the focus, of course, is Berger – still, in his 80s, a figure of considerable charisma and clearly held in high esteem and affection by all involved.

They drafted it, focusing of course on the hardship that he had overcome.

The menu focuses, of course, on seafood, and does so with admirable ethics, eschewing anything exhaustively fished.

Much attention is focused, of course, on the presidential campaign and high-profile races like the one between Representative Rick A. Lazio and Hillary Rodham Clinton.

The rest of the story focuses, of course, on Sophie (Amanda Seyfried), who ― pregnant ― has recently refurbished her mother Donna's (Streep) hotel on the fictional island of Kalokairi in Greece.

The resuscitation of patients presenting with pelvic fractures focuses, of course, on the control of haemorrhagic shock, before any attempt is made to correct hypovolaemia (filling with crystalloids or colloids, or transfusion with blood cell packs).