Sentence examples for Slight attention from inspiring English sources

As anyone who has paid even slight attention to Harrington will testify, that sentiment would be offered without exaggeration.

The program is clearly a History Channel presentation; "Strangers in a Strange Land" feels impersonal, and contemporary Chinatown gets slight attention.

"Even though I might have a slight attention lapse at the exact wrong moment," he said, "it's easier to drive this way and not feel as tired".

In part, this attitude may have been encouraged by the slight attention that Lothar II (or III; 1125 37) and Conrad III (1138 52) paid to Italian affairs.

Guardian staff EwanMurray 10 April 2013 2 34pm @colesy86 - I have only ever given it slight attention, and even then just to watch Palmer/Player/Nicklaus first-hand (it's right in the middle of my preview-writing time)... 2.36pm BST Ian Haysom writes: Tell us something about Augusta we don't get from seeing it on TV.

The report received slight attention today in Israel, where the press was focused on the possibility that the opposition could muster a majority for its planned motion in Parliament on Tuesday to oust the government of Prime Minister Ehud Barak and call new elections.

The Centre Court was transformed by an intimate feel with a slight, attention-catching echo and the sense of the ball hurtling through the air quicker.

Luckily, nobody was paying the slightest attention.

Mr. Green said he paid only the slightest attention to polls.

Rob-roy!" The dog paid not the slightest attention.

"I never paid the slightest attention to what they wrote about me," he said.