Sentence examples similar to attention in doing from inspiring English sources

Regnerus points out that young women are competing with each other for men's attention and, in doing so, have lowered the metaphorical "cost" men have to pay to be with them.

Don't worry — by paying attention in class, doing all of your assignments, and seeking out help from your teacher or other students when you need it, algebra will begin to become second nature.

Odelson has been making the case against Rahm on many Chicago media outlets, and has garnered some national attention in so doing.

Last year, Emilio ran for UNC student body president and drew the attention of national press in doing so.

Art, at the very limit of its mimetic capacity, draws attention to its construction and in doing so finds the resources to encapsulate a deeper truth.

Many of the therapists drew attention to the problems inherent in doing psychiatric work in a prison setting.

As the lovely Janet, Jennifer Byrne gives a high-wattage performance, especially in "Show Off," in which the diva protests that she no longer wants attention while doing everything in her power to get it, including charming a snake.

I started to pay attention in school, do my homework.

As he says to no one in particular, because no one is paying attention, in "Revisited": "Don't worry about this lot.

In other words, the mechanisms responsible for selective attention in perception do not underlie selective attention in WM, in contrast to the dependence hypothesis (see Fig.  3, panel i-1).

Pay attention in class, don't "kill" fellow players while working individually.