Sentence examples for should I concentrate from inspiring English sources

Should I concentrate on other things, perhaps volunteering for a charity?" Perhaps the new politics was never going to take off.

Or should I concentrate on her disabilities?" This is not Borensztein's first time translating the intricate difficulties of disabilities into photographic images.

That was the big question that confronted me in '97: Should I just concentrate on math, or continue with this novel that had been languishing?" He sounded as if he still might be considering this crisis of faith, slightly.

"And I remember them telling me early on that I should concentrate on the Latino community, and I said, 'Why?

I remember saying to my first manager in the early 1970s that I wanted to sing it, but he said I should concentrate on the classical things.

"Around the same time, I was asked to present Midweek and the (female) controller of Radio 4 vetoed it at first, saying I should concentrate on documentaries.

I wrote the treatment and showed it to a producer, who said the most interesting character was Greg, the former child star, and I should concentrate on him.

After bringing up my children I was informed by the government training department that anyone over 35 was past it as far as computers were concerned and I should concentrate on shorthand and typing.

"Andrew Lloyd Webber, Stephen Sondheim and Cameron Mackintosh have all told me to my face I should concentrate on classic stories, and that makes me want to ignore them," he said, before describing the project as "a musical I've been thinking about since I was 18".

I should concentrate on the main aim - persuading him not to re-offend.

I should just concentrate on getting some miles in — there was no way I would ever be able to maintain a reasonable pace.