Sentence examples for attention from which from inspiring English sources
He also speaks from a national pulpit, amplified by intense news media attention, from which he can proclaim the views of the church on a wide variety of social, moral and economic issues.
She was talking about the "supersized, contorted, totally out of context" towers, resulting from a cocktail of new technology and mad money, competing for height and attention, from which this city had once proudly abstained.
Emphasis in this analysis is on the 2001 disaster because of its devastating nature and the fact that it received significant government attention from which state disaster management strategies could best be appreciated.
Boils require medical attention, from which this group faces distinct barriers.
Adolf Hitler was an awkward nonentity, his stock of knowledge drawn from the early 20th-century Viennese equivalent of the Reader's Digest, with herbicidal bad breath and an over-large nose to divert attention from which he grew a still more ridiculous mustache.
The contest set off a flood of gimmicky efforts to attract the company's attention – from Topeka, which changed the name of its city to Google for a month, to Madison, Wis., which created a "Google Fiber" ice cream flavor.
"I haven't really gotten a whole lot of attention from people, which has been nice," Greinke said.
That business was so lucrative that it attracted attention from rivals, which hired some of Deutsche's executives.
"More Champagne?" The effort is likely to draw attention from Madison Avenue, which is watching to see whether Mother's brand of British humor will work as well in the United States.
Chambers hopes a bold new play about a local subject will make people in the town shift their attention from London, which is just half an hour away by train.
The market for cars and lorries used to be the 10th largest in the world, and is attracting keen attention from Peugeot, which used to be a dominant player in Iran, as well as Renault and General Motors.
