Sentence examples for I call attention from inspiring English sources

As a member of the paid media and a lover of established newspapers, I call attention to the following at my peril.

I call attention to the effortless comic reflection of enduring pain, and the felicitous satirical phrase "Jean-Paul Sartre and Simone Bolívar".

"The only thing I do that's different from other people is I call attention to the fact that I have a point of view," he continued.

By John Donohue October 21, 2008 As a member of the paid media and a lover of established newspapers, I call attention to the following at my peril.

"I call attention to the fact that how we see, what we see, is constructed, and that looking at how it's constructed is often a useful exercise.

Writing about the film in the magazine, I call attention to analogies between the plot and the experiences of Renoir as a young man — and as the son of his father, the painter.

On Thursday I called attention to the question of how many teachers returned to work this fall.

(The website was changed after I called attention to it in The American Prospect).

I called attention to its "Beyond Therapy" last year, and urge you to read "Reproduction and Responsibility" now.

When I wrote about the prolific Hong's film "HaHaHa" (still awaiting U.S. distribution), I called attention to the similarities between his work and Mankiewicz's films.

Writing about the movie earlier this year, I called attention (as did many others) to the movie's source in themes by Philip Roth.