Sentence examples for the press focus from inspiring English sources

But the press focus on McCain, the crazy man in Washington's attic, was misleading.

Mr Rossi suggested the media should focus on the structure of executives' pay and issues of corporate governance, rather than the size of the awards: "I can understand why the press focus on quantum [of pay].

While the press focus on the headline, the courts may well look beyond and take account of the rights of Mills McCartney and her daughter not to be subjected to such intrusive stories.

He said: "There are a lot of really clever lads about the game it just seems most of the press focus on what footballers do wrong.

Also on September 11: That night, Trump's campaign tells Bloomberg that he's not going to weigh in on the whole pneumonia thing, preferring to stay out of the spotlight and let the press focus on Clinton.

It is highly important that the press focus on this story, telling us about those in Congress who supported the NOPEC bill, and shining a bright light on those against it.

One problem that you have with polls is the press focuses on the most extreme poll.

Dr. Hamilton's later writing remained below the radar of the press, focusing on the presence and absence of God in the works of Herman Melville, Emily Dickinson and Shakespeare.

"In our sound-bite society, 'Let's Impeach the President' and the political side of it seems to be the side that the press focused on the most.

This episode, called "The Prime Minister and the Press," focuses on how Mr. Berlusconi's control of Italian television has hampered freedom of the press in Italy.

He has taken a licking from a cow focused on his khakis and a licking from the press focused on a fund-raising letter attacking his opponent.