Sentence examples for 1 attentive from inspiring English sources

Man 1 (attentive to the bigger picture) "Yeah, but, I also stink".

At 43 Phila Bistro, 43 Phila Street, (518) 584-2720, www.43phila.com, attentive service by candlelight enhances the great food.

THIS is just a little pied-a-terre," said Susan Gutfreund, the New York hostess and aspiring decorator, thus stretching the credulity of more than 40 attentive American interior designers ogling the palatial splendor of her triplex in the chic Seventh Arrondissement.

On a Tuesday morning in Lima, Peru, MapQuest co-founder Chris Heivly stood onstage before 600 attentive listeners at Peru Venture Capital Conference, a photo of an Amish buggy projected behind him.

Followed closely by 40 attentive fans most of them professionals, half of them male the imposing woman stops to admire the marine delicacies, enthusiastically poking and prodding mounds of wriggling eels, tubelike mollusks and spongy octopi.

The level of attention in viewing the video was scored by the RN for each participant on a Lickert scale: 5) extremely attentive, 4) very attentive, 3) attentive with occasional distraction, 2) not very attentive with long periods of distraction, and 1) not attentive/constantly distracted.

The Court rendered its decision a year later (438 U.S. 265 [1978]).[13] An attentive reader of Title VI of the Civil Rights Act might have thought this case was an easy call.

As a part of routine care, physical therapists performed manual muscle strength assessments using the Medical Research Council (MRC) score as soon as patients were awake (Richmond Agitation Sedation Scale [ 13] between -1 and +1) and attentive (able to follow verbal commands using arms or eyelids).

Person (p_5) in Fig. 1 is attentive but (p_4) is not, though both of them are physically overlapped with the display.

Images of contemplative buildings: (1) induced attentive, receptive, and absorbing experiences and diminished internal dialogue; (2) involved decreased engagement of prefrontal cortex; and (3) activated the occipital lobe, precentral gyrus, and inferior parietal lobule.

Therefore, ethical analysis must be systematic, and comply with the very demands that are defined by reason: (1) be attentive to all of the data available, (2) be intelligent and understand the data, (3) be rational and judge whether the understanding is correct or not, or probably correct or incorrect, (4) be responsible and decide on the basis of what has been correctly understood [ 38, 39].