Sentence examples for attention to aspects from inspiring English sources
Some dance motifs — like a marked transfer of weight onto alternating feet — draw attention to aspects of the accompaniment.
Meanwhile, Sundel was sending off heated memos of his own to the department, drawing attention to aspects of the process he considered unfair.
Meanwhile, the Vatican continued to draw attention to aspects of Francis's behaviour that it said showed the new pope's frugality and humility.
Concurrent with these developments, 18th-century scientists also turned their attention to aspects of the trigonometric functions that arose from their periodicity.
Successful satire draws attention to aspects of a politician's persona that are recognisably there: George Bush-as-cowboy was a connection acknowledged by both his supporters and opponents, even if they disagreed about the implications.
He buried himself in the details, adopting Meyerbeerian ideas, paying close attention to aspects of French verse that were unfamiliar to Italian opera librettos and bending his music to accommodate the eight-syllable "octosyllabe" line.
Use makeup to draw attention to other aspects of your face, for example your eyes or your mouth.
While these aspects are crucial, we will also draw attention to operational aspects, thereby dealing with problems of action and decision-making.
To some that might suggest a lack of attention to grittier aspects of the game.
