Sentence examples for attention swells from inspiring English sources

At the hotel bar, Emily meets a romance-novel-type hunk named James Tom Batemann), whose attention swells her preening pride and romantic desperation.

All this attention might swell anyone's head.

No one pays much attention to the swells but the other swells, and there is no evidence that the throngs in the grandstand are there because they enjoy gambling under the same roof as richer folk.

The festival is conveniently located on Miami Beach, Florida, and both the Ritz Carlton and the city of Miami love the attention as it swells with creative minds.

Everyone onboard lamented the failure until the boat pulled into harbor and, through media attention, public interest swelled.

Yet regardless of the cost, the fascination with feeling important and being at the center of attention continues to swell in our society, showing no sign of stopping.

Like the modern-day revival of Doctor Who, the revamp is so scared of losing our attention that music constantly swells and crashes regardless of the action onscreen.

Leshurr makes her New York City début at Gramercy Theatre on Dec. 12, independent but industry fluent, with a self-starting edge that has no doubt helped prepare her for the swell of attention from across the Atlantic.

Indeed, his aides said that he had not intended for the news of his registration switch, which he initiated last Wednesday by signing a document with the New York City Board of Elections, to become public until he had returned from California, but he was hardly upset at the swell of attention it drew him.

If this swell of attention toward one interpreter hadn't happened, I'm not sure I could guarantee the same outcome.

The Thirteenth Amendment enjoyed a swell of attention during this period, but from Brown v. Board (1954) until Jones v. Alfred H. Mayer Co. (1968) it was again eclipsed by the Fourteenth Amendment.