Sentence examples for Very attention from inspiring English sources

Do not engage "We've found that engaging with trolls will get them the very attention they want.

On the other, the garments themselves become stigmatised, attracting the very attention that they seek to avoid.

Yet that very attention will increase the risk that such a policy might continue to fail, as it has done so far.

Now, when it is clearly harmful to the image of this president to have his family under the public microscope, he instructs his representatives to raise the flag of family privacy in an attempt to divert the very attention he invited during the campaign.

And while the cancer was very attention getting, it was the shoulder pain that was the first impetus for all the changes I had begun.

Are there circumstances unique to them, in finding acceptance and legitimacy for their work, or is their path to recognition perhaps even aided--in a strange twist of irony--by the very attention presently focused on the Middle East?

All very attention-grabbing.

And she's very attention-seeking because, socially, she's feels quite inadequate".

The first sentence, a "Note to Readers," is very attention-getting: "The story you are about to read is true and truly shocking".

They were very attention-grabbing, not just for Dresden and its small audience, they could have been shown in Berlin or London as well," he said.

"The eye is attuned to picking out the human form, so if you can highlight arms, gloves, the head, the movement of feet and knees with retro-reflective garments, you can build-up the impression of a human silhouette – which is very attention-grabbing," says Raeburn.