Some of these are big and significant buildings and their artistic, cultural and aesthetical features are quite attention-grabbing.
As Russia and Germany, like the other Powers, have now recognized the Portuguese Republic, the abstention of the United States is beginning to attract quite special attention.
But his emphasis comes at a cost, and some of the grimmer aspects of life in Jacobean London don't get quite the attention they deserve.
As Day-Lewis plays him, Lincoln recedes into himself; he seems to be not quite paying attention — a trick he uses to draw people out.
No other 310-mile-wide ice ball in the solar system is attracting quite the attention as Enceladus, a moon of Saturn.
Still, Mr. Seligmann, an investment consultant from Cresskill, N.J., and Mr. Merryman, a cabinetmaker from West Nyack, N.Y., were not expecting quite the attention they received when they drove their 2CV's through Manhattan one Sunday in 1999.
In the stands, the fancy dress contestants, the penguins and the crocodiles and the Mr Blobbys, jumped up and down, cheering and waving, without quite distracting attention from the heroes of the hour.
"It's keeping ourselves entertained, we've got quite mad attention spans, so it's a very subconscious drive to improve what we do all the time, to change what we do and challenge ourselves to make interesting music".
Monolithic columns for capillary electrochromatography (CEC) are receiving quite remarkable attention.
He got quite the attention with his comments that there's a prejudice against attractive people.
