Sentence examples for attention being drawn from inspiring English sources

What's different this time is the attention being drawn by the gay athletes.

The novel trod on sensitivities among studio bosses, who were afraid of public attention being drawn to the pervasive Jewish influence in movies.

As a Christian, though, I think it is a challenge by God, and the attention being drawn to Zimbabwe is maybe to highlight that we are the new people of Israel, and that we have our own Moses".

Pawing through these jaw droppers, I found my attention being drawn again and again to a small white book, barely more than a pamphlet, a time machine that took me back to a more recent revolution.

The Times ran a piece on page 4 about the £650m green climate fund contribution which, it said, "plays straight into the hands of Ukip" It cited "government insiders" as saying that prime minister David Cameron had hoped to avoid attention being drawn to the UK's help for undeveloped countries before the Tories' "crucial by-election battle with Ukip".

As with the product-placement, knock-offery and rubbish substitutes become a significant comic theme, with particular attention being drawn to a deliberately crummy almost-reworking of Everything Is Awesome, clearly not one of the wealth of assets available to the new film.

Our attention is drawn to the inconspicuous details.

I think people's attention is drawn away from giving".

We have a lot of awesome players out here, and if more attention is drawn to her, then more attention is drawn to the L.P.G.A".

If their attention is drawn to it then surely, he argues, they will be disgusted.

The authorities' attention was drawn to the building when a fire broke out there.