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Discover LudwigThe phrase "attention moves" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the shifting focus or concentration of a person or group, often in the context of discussions, presentations, or observations.
Example: "As the speaker continued, attention moves from the main topic to the audience's reactions."
Alternatives: "focus shifts" or "concentration changes".
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Your attention moves, and your eyes moves later.
The attention moves from the very small to the large and back again.
But in the 19th century, attention moves to the horrors that lurk in our own psyche.
Attention moves to digging up dozens of witchetty grubs from the roots of nearby Maku trees.
It's a depressing reality, but the world's attention moves from one tragedy to the next.
Brown will be hoping attention moves quickly on this week from his own health to that of the economy.
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Instead, my attention moved to blocking people out.
But two weeks later, as soon as the world's attention moved elsewhere, he was abducted again.
Merseybeat had had its moment in the sunshine and attention moved somewhere else.
As media attention moved away from the DNC rule-change push, Vickers stuck around.
In the Seventies and Eighties my attention moved to democratic theory and transitions to democracy (To Craft Democracies).
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