Sentence examples for attention feeling from inspiring English sources

Charlie didn't care then, and doesn't now; there's a charge for her in simply commanding the fickle beam of her father's attention, feeling his disquiet as she dances, alone, by the fire.

If their producers are paying attention, feeling motivated, and are willing to bend their epistles to convention, Global Health: Science and Practice is a chance to shine.

The shy introvert, ever aware, will wonder why you're paying them so much attention, feeling suspicious, anxious and even paranoid of you.

Some of her cousins have problems such as difficulty paying attention, feelings of hopelessness and the looming fear of another conflict.

Honor, starved for attention, recalls feeling "confused and sad and angry" each time another brother or sister — eight in all — arrived.

If someone brings up a topic that's pertinent to you, even though you are not the centre of attention, nor feeling publicly embarrassed, you might still blush.

Pay attention to feeling depressed or having thoughts of suicide.

If postoperative complications developed, new mothers felt guilty for requiring additional medical attention, and for feeling unable to take complete care of their newborn.

An F.D.A. presentation that focusses on individual "adverse events" — and draws attention to patients feeling "hunted by enemies" — is discouraging to a drug's sponsor.

Developers were satisfied by his attention to detail, feeling that his digital recreations sounded clearer than the originals.

Then inhale to lift the right leg, paying attention to and feeling around for which muscles are working, and how tightly.