Sentence examples for attention acknowledged from inspiring English sources

"It's a quirky thing, to get a bit of attention," acknowledged Damian Cope, managing director for Digital Interactive Television Group, which owns the channel.

He also decried the imbalance of attention, acknowledged and addressed at the March for Our Lives, allotted to young black victims, alluding, in a sympathetic way, to the N.R.A. spokesperson Dana Loesch's seething remarks that "crying white mothers are ratings gold".

When errant thoughts demand your attention acknowledge them and let them go.

The concerns of the community board have brought the company some unwelcome attention, he acknowledged, but he said that business was sound.

He said success in mass correspondence obviously involved catching the reader's original attention, but acknowledged that even he had no idea why people kept on reading.

The chef insisted he hadn't been paying Ramsay's restaurant much attention, but acknowledged "it's around the corner and it's in my eye-line.

This fact has required near constant attention, Stitt acknowledges.

But after the swirl of media attention, she acknowledges she may need to rebuild her reputation.

At one stage, in a line that has provoked much attention, Rachel acknowledges: "Women are still only valued for two things – their looks and their role as mothers.

The story, directed here by Emily Mann, the theater's artistic director, simply forces anyone paying attention to acknowledge the paralyzing fear that simmers within every waking second of human life and the awful fragility of connections.

"The fact of the matter is, when you have a sport that's invisible, most of the year it's hard to get people's attention," he acknowledges.