The phrase "attention inspired" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where you want to describe something that evokes or captures attention in a creative or artistic manner.
Example: "The artist's latest work is truly attention inspired, drawing viewers in with its vibrant colors and dynamic composition."
Alternatives: "captivating" or "attention-grabbing".
The Abdusalamov tragedy (and, perhaps, the new attention inspired by Barry's article) cast a shadow over Saturday's fight.
This renewed attention inspired Little Richard to return to the stage and the recording studio for another shot at stardom.
These events sometimes featured American presidents, and the resulting attention inspired films, books and courses and contributed to the creation of museums in Washington and New York.
Regarding the molecular precursors, porphyrin and phthalocyanine derivatives are the subject of increasing attention, inspired by scientific curiosity, biological relevance and potential technological impact22.
Although it garnered a lot of media attention, inspired at least one other commercial product, and at its launch Violet sold several hundred thousand rabbits, the company was not financially successful and filed for bankruptcy in late 2009.
New Jersey Nets point guard Deron Williams, a great player underappreciated by the media (quite possibly because he plays for New Jersey) admitted that the over-the-top media attention inspired him to outplay his Knicks counterpart.
But does this kind of attention inspire violence?
Might all that attention inspire a similarly deranged person to commit a "copycat" crime?
Not surprisingly, that got peoples' attention — and inspired a flurry of payments.
A visual attention model inspired by the functional architecture of the avian visual system is proposed in this paper.
Show us which parts of the urban and natural world captured your attention and inspired you during your time abroad.
