Sentence examples for inevitably focus from inspiring English sources

Whatever happens to Sessions, attention will inevitably focus on Trump.

I do not think that the Bush appointment process will inevitably focus on ideology exclusively.

Mr. Michaels said the show would inevitably focus on NBC's storied record in late-night television.

All but exiled from domestic affairs, Presidents inevitably focus more attention on foreign policy, where many leave a lasting mark.

Attention will inevitably focus on what else surfaces on the health front, and in the upcoming debates.

But media reports will inevitably focus on one thing, namely the spontaneous occupation of and protest in Tory HQ at 30 Millbank Tower.

Still, the talk of any new production at the Salzburg Festival inevitably focuses on the staging.

And it inevitably focuses on his possible ascendancy to the tax-writing committee's chairmanship.

Still, attention inevitably focuses on the host nation's artistic achievement.

In that initial, spectacularly creative burst of Soviet cinema, attention inevitably focused on the proletariat and their struggle.

Given the crisis that unfolded in the euro zone this year, the speech inevitably focused on the economy.