The phrase "attention knowing" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a state of awareness or mindfulness, but it lacks clarity and context for proper usage.
Example: "In moments of attention knowing, we become fully aware of our surroundings and thoughts."
Alternatives: "mindful awareness" or "conscious attention".
All the attention, knowing he wants me.
Nothing in my life can rival the stress of standing in a room full of toys and dirty Babygros, alone with three crying infants all demanding my attention, knowing that I am powerless to attend to all their needs.
Still, you could enjoy the new-found attention knowing you were protected by distance.
You may be surprised by the how much she pays attention, knowing that you're "watching".
It's as if the stars are commanding the audience's attention, knowing they may never get this kind of showcase again.
Moore gave Ross special attention, knowing his untraditional background, and arranged for Ross to attend the topology class as the sole undergraduate.
They often start out on the dining room table, where they wait in hope of attention, little knowing they haven't even reached the triage station yet, which is over on the sideboard.
Paying attention and knowing your breasts well is the best thing you can do to detect symptoms of breast cancer.
While it has been established that remembering is more attention demanding than knowing (for a review see 5), it is unclear how the attentional resources are distributed during encoding and recognition of remembered stimuli.
As a bond trader for Cantor Fitzgerald, Mr. Pocher, 36, had to pay close attention to detail, knowing when and where the bonds in his sector were trading.
Though every viewpoint is animated by the author's omniscience, the younger son, Jehangir, receives the most fond and knowing attention, and writes a first-person epilogue, confirming our sense that the novel's emotional center is a boy's experience of his ancient, deteriorating grandfather.
