Sentence examples for attention to elements from inspiring English sources

He pays attention to elements that barely register with most readers, such as the head and tail bands colored silk placed where the pages attach to the spine.

Shafts of light shift attention to elements otherwise overlooked: glints from broken glass on the ground, rock graffiti that has been painted over, small ribbons of candle wax in a stony depression.

In a new translation which skilfully draws attention to elements of self-imprisonment within the novella, we come to understand Goethe's desire to exorcise a part of himself, and the irony that Young Werther would haunt him for the rest of his life.

"It draws your attention to elements of the landscape that you might not see if it was filmed 24 frames a second," said David Schwartz, chief curator at the Museum of the Moving Image, and one of the organizers of its First Look series, in which "Reconversão" will receive its New York premiere on Saturday.

The research will highlight the application of technological fixes to address sociological challenges paying particular attention to elements that incentivize private firms and governments to invest in knowledge management systems to maximize productivity and growth.

Future research should pay greater attention to elements of study and intervention designs, including reach, adoption by practitioners and implementation within existing service structures, so that the public health potential of the findings can be realised.

Findings from this study have reinforced that accurate, concise content written in plain language, use of visual media, attention to design elements and inclusion of social features are key elements of web-based interventions.

But this production doesn't call deliberate attention to these elements.

There is so much noise and screen clutter, there are so many Amazon reviewers and bloggers clamoring for attention, so many opinions and bitter misspelled rages, so much fawning ungrammatical love spewed into the ether, that the role of the true critic is actually quite simple: to write on a different level, to pay attention to the elements of style.

He meticulously probes, in telling detail and with a keen interpreter's eye, the transformation of Truman Capote's novella into Blake Edwards's film — in keeping with the Hollywood mores of the time, which differed significantly from those of book publishing — with particular attention to two elements, the writing and the casting.

Consequently, trainees are able to pay more attention to new elements, for example the anatomical structures during an operation [12].