Sentence examples for attention to change from inspiring English sources
Thinking that Monday is the worst day of the week may be based on our innate attention to change: the shift from pleasant Sundays to ordinary Mondays constitutes the largest change in mood over a week for a person working a typical weekday shift.
Thinking like a historian will help you understand how attention to change, context, and contingency is critical to understanding the ethical and political dilemmas of the past, present, and future.
"I was hoping by posting the picture and calling out OshKosh... that it just might get enough attention to change the world's view on people with disabilities and spread awareness about this issue," Nash said.
Because this is Scale with a capital S. "What we think, what we do and, most importantly, what we pay attention to, change the brain.... even for adults, even for emotional skills".
We examined the annual incidence of TER in a defined population, paying particular attention to change over time.
The DWS (Nittrouer, 1996; Nittrouer & Miller, 1997) proposes that the reason for this developmental pattern is that the aspects of the speech signal that children pay attention to change as they gain experience with their native language.
There's no industry paying more attention to changes in the climate and their potential costs than insurers.
In a few months, Pew will begin its 2007 polling, paying particular attention to changes in Muslim attitudes, which it began to track in 2002.
In a segment on Last Week Tonight that has now been viewed millions of times, John Oliver turned his attention to changes in the news industry.
