Sentence examples for attention reflected from inspiring English sources

The recent episode in Wukan, a village in southern China where residents staged an uprising that received international attention, reflected the uneven balance among the grievance process, the legal system and the insistence on stability.

Attention reflected by N270 was impaired after TPM treatment.

In 1984, the year when "Last Christmas" was released two pop music titans vying for young consumers' attention reflected this salient distinction.

Martens and colleagues suggested that the amplitude of the P3 of T1 reflects the amount of attention or resources allocated to consolidate T1 [13]–[16] and that the more resources allocated to T1, the smaller the chance for T2 to receive sufficient attention, reflected in the occurrence of an AB.

A potential issue with lesion causing diseases is the variation in time between appearance of symptoms and seeking of medical attention, reflected in lesion size.

The areas of critical illness-associated metabolic and endocrine alterations received increasingly large attention reflected by the articles published in 2013.

The wine list commands serious attention, reflecting a cellar long in the making, and it's aptly focused on substantial reds.

"So who do I look at?" The heightened attention reflects the importance that Democrats statewide attach to Mr. Suozzi's bid to become the next leader of Nassau County.

The race between Mr. Schumer and Mr. Townsend has attracted little attention, reflecting the strong position Mr. Schumer finds himself in politically as he seeks his third term.

The prosecution of Mr. Garzón drew widespread international attention, reflecting unease at attempts by politicians in Europe and elsewhere to curb the independence of their sometimes troublesome judiciaries.

The level of attention reflects the degree to which people care about the very American values under debate: recognition of the rights of others, tolerance and freedom of worship.