Sentence examples for attention thought from inspiring English sources

It is difficult to say how Mr. Gelowicz, after so much police attention, thought he could succeed.

While Central America catches Rome's attention thought should be given to some fitting recognition for Archbishop Oscar Romero, slaughtered in 1980, and to the six Jesuits, their housekeeper and her daughter who were murdered in November 1989.

Mailer, the only important American writer aside from John Updike to find the lunar voyage worthy of sustained attention, thought that "tracer hints of every forest apprehension from the puma to the deer to the miseries of the hyena seemed to stalk at the edge of that small-town clearing [Armstrong] had cut into his psyche so that he might offer the world a person".

You might imagine that such a traffic jam of death and destruction would at least merit some longer-term attention, thought, analysis, or discussion here.

Also, patients may put less attention, thought, and effort into completing a computerized brief intervention compared with a face-toface intervention (Walters and Neighbors 2011).

Recently, also real rigidities in labor markets and financial markets are receiving more attention, think, e.g., of the important role of labor market frictions and credit market imperfections.

If you don't think Millennials are paying attention, think again.

That is if you pay attention, think for yourself and don't live in fear.

They turn toward each other, pay a lot of attention, think about each other all the time, fantasize about having sex again -- soon.

Modern society has shown some capacity to deal with long-term threats, at least if they are obvious or continuously brought to attention (think of the risks of nuclear conflict).

Just a few fuzzy species get most of the public's attention: Think pandas, cheetahs, and polar bears.