Sentence examples for attention directly from inspiring English sources

Most of the settlers, meanwhile, turned their attention directly to rape and extortion.

"What does that level of eyebrow maintenance accomplish?" I asked, a question that unfortunately focused their attention directly on my own unplucked visage one day last week.

"The matter was brought to my attention directly by [redacted] immediately after receiving an email from [the recipient] informing them that they had sent the email to the wrong person.

An installation plan that emphasizes thematic content rather than chronology brings attention directly to the meatiest, most absorbing pieces: clever drawings that alter familiar images, like film stills, to convey a completely revised, socially charged narrative.

After years of pressing to take power away from local school boards, some advocates have directed their money and attention directly to school boards in the hope that they will support their causes, as unions have done in the past.

The AIE model relates attention directly to a task model, which is executed within the architecture.

(A movie star? A politician? A criminal? Fabulous!) And while few people believe that the attention translates directly into dollars, there are more than enough real estate and celebrity hounds to keep the glitz mill churning.

He is not, however, looking to the left, at the object that has attracted the women's attention, but directly at the camera, and an infinitesimal smile is creeping over his lips, a would-be ironic smile confined, for the moment, to the safer domain of placidity.

The resumes have been thoroughly reviewed and now all attention is directly focused on the interaction between our Bachelorette and each Bachelor.

In the United States, for example, the competition between museums for public attention led directly to the Bone Wars of the 1880s and 1890s, during which a pair of feuding paleontologists made enormous scientific contributions.

All patients spontaneously seeking medical attention were directly asked whether they were on pain.