Sentence examples similar to attention facts from inspiring English sources

"I don't know that we pay attention to facts anymore," he said over lunch in New York recently.

Most people don't even pay attention to facts on the economy even though it's the top concern.

Each political crisis is unique, and one should pay greater attention to facts before drawing the conclusion that power-sharing is wrong.

Everyone who pays attention to facts knows that the embassy in Cairo, not the White House, issued a statement condemning "efforts to offend believers of all religions".

Pay particular attention to fact versus fiction.

Attention, in fact, is key to understanding much of Weil's work, including her thoughts about political parties.

The "charismatic megafauna," the elephant, lion, and rhino élite of the animal world, get the most public attention — a fact conservationists tolerate but lament.

Their objective is to give a reasoned account of what exists or obtains, and for this purpose attention to fact is of course indispensable.

Mine include watching for golf balls, which I do with acute attention, the fact notwithstanding that I quit golf cold when I was twenty-four.

Particularly, it attracts attention the fact that the isomer 17B displays calculated vibrational frequencies above 480 cm−1.

Suvolta's press release calls to attention the fact that investment in semiconductor tech is diminishing.