Sentence examples for attention the notion from inspiring English sources

It was Paula Peck, author of the once-invaluable and now-quaint "The Art of Good Cooking," who brought to my attention the notion that parsley could play a better, more varied role in cooking if you used it by the handful.

While scaremongering about China may attract attention, the notion that the TPP is a solution to a rising China is absurd, if only because China has been invited to join TPP.

Contemporary Protestants generally deny the inherent sacredness of objects and give little attention to the notion of sacrilege.

IN THE past, South Korea's authoritarian governments paid little attention to the notion of a right to privacy.

Mr. Sacks said he paid little attention to the notion that AOL is for beginners and that users move on once they find their way around the Internet.

Another idea under consideration — but attracting less attention — is the notion of requiring money funds to have a capital buffer, a rainy-day fund to cover crisis-fed portfolio losses.

When the Heff reinvents himself yet again in his new columnar slot, giving his official CV a spring clean might be advisable, with particular attention to the notion of "recreation" and his order of priorities.

Parts of the film feel as if they were intended for a pre-election audience — Paul Ryan gets a lot of attention — and the notion that the superrich can buy the political process has been at least partly undercut by the many races in which super PAC money did not sway last week's results.

Talking to the public must be one lesson to be learned in the decade since Antony Gormley's Angel of the North drew our attention to the notion that a symbol of a place becomes part of its identity, both summing it up and driving it forward.

Section 5 directs attention to the notion of a statistical model, covering model selection and simplicity, but also discussing statistical techniques that do not rely on statistical models.

(In phenomenology this shows up in Husserl's contrast between judgment and pre-predicative experience, and related notions of his successors; in analytic philosophy this shows up in the (more recent) attention to the notion of 'non-conceptual' content).