Sentence examples for attends closely from inspiring English sources

Though crinkly, the costumes work fine, and Mr. Millepied's dance for three couples attends closely to its score, "Drones and Viola," by his frequent collaborator Nico Muhly.

As a self-aware show, perhaps too self-aware, "Nashville" attends closely to the money-country nexus, mindful that it's not your daddy's, nor Robert Altman's, "Nashville".

The Indians' strategy, diplomacy and unorthodox military tactics are the chief focus of this program, which attends closely to their considerable role in the war.

During the 1992 campaign, the mainstream press attends closely to the issue of "bimbo eruptions" while the supermarket tabloids cover the story of your husband's supposed black progeny and Gennifer Flowers discusses his sexual prowess in a magazine with a circulation considerably larger than this one's.

During the 1992 campaign, the mainstream press attends closely to the issue of "bimbo eruptions" while the super market tabloids cover the story of your husband's supposed black progeny and Gennifer Flowers discusses his sexual prowess in a magazine with a circulation considerably larger than this one's.

Since its founding in 2001, POAH has been unique among preservation owners not only for its business model – which attends closely to the bottom line of every transaction – but also for its commitment to policy and regulatory reform affecting a range of housing affordability issues.

Reagan does attend closely to his relationship with his audience.

Menashe has a way of attending closely to the minutiae of his text as of the world.

Finally, in whatever version of the salad, you will want to attend closely to the texture of the dressing.

More recently, it's been discovered that we also attend closely to whether the negotiation process was itself fair.

The equivalent in negotiation is to attend closely to the pace and spin of what is being said.