Sentence examples for attention questions from inspiring English sources

In my perhaps over-nostalgic memory, feminism reached an unprecedented peak, environmentalist concerns gained widespread attention, questions of race were more openly addressed: all of these stirrings contained within them the same electricity and euphoria touching generations that witness a centennial or millennial changeover.

As cryptocurrencies continue to evolve and gain mainstream attention, questions continue to mount around how these tokens will revolutionize the economy and gain utility.

Parents who adopt may elicit extra attention, questions, and reverence, but we certainly shouldn't be put on a pedestal above our children or above any other parents.

Trust was measured using the question, "How much would you trust the information about cancer from [this source]?" Answers for the trust and attention questions were a lot, some, a little, or not at all.

As we were concerned with modeling non-normative levels of high trust and attention, we made a deliberate decision to collapse the responses to all of the trust and attention questions to create binary responses of either a lot or not a lot (some, a little, or not at all).

Question 5 was not given as much attention as questions 1 4 due to the pressure of time and that there was overlap between questions.

Most students paid scant attention to questions of teacher hiring.

Soon, I was directing all my attention and questions to him.

But a catalog could draw new attention to questions like whether those made by his assistants are of equal value.

Sophia Paleologue married Ivan III, and being a niece of the last Byzantine emperor, paid close attention to questions of security".

"David was one of the few who paid attention to questions of environmental justice," Ms. Shepard said.