The phrase "attention none of" is not correct and usable in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or improperly structured expression that lacks clarity and coherence.
Example: "Attention none of the participants were informed about the changes."
Alternatives: "Notice that none of" or "Be aware that none of".
Yet while Gone Girl's success may have helped bring them attention, none of these novels is simply a ripoff of Flynn's tale.
That terrible episode brought the school national attention, none of it welcome: previously known as a large and diverse state school, Rutgers became associated with homophobia and cruelty.
There are about 20 instruments in this all vying for attention, none of them working in conjuction with each other, while a woman (who I assume has dreads) sings weakly over the mess of jangly bong hits.
"If I had paid more attention, none of these problems would have happened". The liberal blogger Atrios (Duncan Black) found that one Domenech article at the student paper, the Flat Hat, lifted large portions of a 1999 Washington Post story on the federal investigation of the Waco siege.
Since then, Mr. Morris said his company has received so much attention — none of it profit-making because the ring tone was in effect pirated — that he and his partner, Howard Stapleton, the inventor, decided to start selling a ring tone of their own.
It is obviously on a major scale and needs to be given attention". None of those many tonnes of foreign aid - food, clothes, and construction materials - have made it to Siboney yet, or its newly homeless.
Despite recording a number of measures of attention, none showed a significant change after training.
Edinburgh, Manchester and London get loads of attention, none more so than Manchester where it seems on some programmes everyone has a Manc accent and sometimes that's all they have to offer.
Thus, the appointment of Channel 4's controller of film and drama, Tessa Ross, as the new chief executive of the National Theatre has attracted some, but far less, attention and none of the intense speculation that accompanied the selection of Rufus Norris as the man to replace Nicholas Hytner as artistic director of the NT in 2015.
These days, big government gets big press attention -- none of it anything but terrible.
Option A) Run through this gauntlet of treats and toys, paying attention to none of them, for which you will be rewarded at the end with a scratch on the head.
