Sentence examples for attempts to get noticed from inspiring English sources

Stewart Lee, a curmudgeonly stalwart of alternative comedy, recently attacked the way that hopefuls are now spending over £10,000 apiece in their attempts to get noticed at the Fringe.

That fashion week is, as Suzy Menkes wrote in her now seminal New York Times essay, a circus, as the attendees ramp up their attempts to get noticed, be noticed and be photographed by wearing increasingly absurd outfits.

Regularly encroach upon the personal space of your beloved in a desperate attempt to get noticed.

This is the vexing lesson of Fountain's long attempt to get noticed by the literary world.

That I didn't always have to take centre stage, to be hopping up and down in an attempt to get noticed?

For most musicians from abroad, a covers album would be a straightforward attempt to get noticed here, which is precisely why Mr. Veloso had been considering and than abandoning the project since 1970.

With the relative anonymity that the internet grants us, it seems easier than ever to blow a situation out of the water, and with a space out there for every Tom, Dick and Harry to have their say, we are running away with ourselves, screaming above the masses in an attempt to get noticed.

Try to get noticed!

Try to get noticed for your hobbies and talents.

Kiyak describes the emails as a "desperate attempt" by their authors "to get noticed, because they have the feeling that journalists with immigrant backgrounds are spreading and are somehow trying to take away something that belongs to them".

Anthony Bourdain tends to get noticed.