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The phrase "attention evoking" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English in certain contexts.
It is often used to describe something that is meant to grab or capture a person's attention. You can use it in a sentence when talking about something that has the power to captivate or interest someone. For example: "The speaker's attention evoking presentation kept the audience engaged throughout the entire lecture."
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As the most elegant power couple in a town filled with them, each took the stage commanding attention, evoking compassion, grace, warmth and love, embodying the rarity of their places in history. .
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Previous studies suggest that involuntary auditory attention evoked by unattended auditory stimuli is not influenced by the primary focus of attention.
In drug-abusing and -dependent individuals compared to non-dependent individuals, drug-related cues automatically capture attention, evoke approach tendencies and are evaluated as more positive and arousing in comparison to neutral cues.
Now, "pay attention!" still evokes memories of that moment when she had my full attention.
The case attracted national attention and evoked an outpouring of sympathy for David.
The event invited a level of attention that evoked the O. J. Simpson trial.
The abortion ended the girl's individual court challenge in a case that drew widespread attention and evoked the incendiary issues of abortion rights and illegal immigration.
But something else has come to my attention that evokes a certain aspect of this modern era even better than convoluted coffees in infantalising sippy cups.
Through all of this, I have never changed my mind". The abortion ended the girl's individual court challenge in a case that drew widespread attention and evoked the incendiary issues of abortion rights and illegal immigration.
If something grabbed their attention and evoked a strong emotion, inevitably the activity would be followed by an enthusiastic "Again!" They never seemed to tire of it.
Therefore, while attention enhances activity elicited by objects selected in advance within the visual cortex, fearful faces, even when are not selected in advance, capture attention and evoke stronger responses in visual cortex than neutral faces do.
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