Sentence examples for attention to the crowd from inspiring English sources

Her biggest laugh came when she turned her attention to the crowd.

As is my routine, I stood with one hand holding the pole and the other holding my phone as I read the morning news - barely paying attention to the crowd around me, the feet that stepped on mine or the bags that bumped into me.

A good DJ is a people-watcher, paying close attention to the crowd that's listening.

I dunno, I never pay any attention to the crowds usually.

The three-month-old cubs, named Sukacita and Bandar, played with their mother Dumai and seemed to pay little attention to the crowds drawn to watch.

That was relatively easy because all you had to do was pay attention to the crowds.

Security czar and politburo member Luo Gan was the first to draw attention to the gathering crowd.

I found myself disinterested in the actual performance and instead playing the voyeur, paying attention to the virtual crowd around me people were checking their phones, talking to each other, and cheering, with no idea I was watching them.

Vowell wants us to pay attention to the cheering crowds.

His own most celebrated work, Shopping and Fucking, also transferred from the subsidised Royal Court to the West End in 1996, but the playwright argues that the grant-receiving sector now pays too much attention to pleasing the crowd.

It's important for a club DJ to pay close attention to what the crowd seems to be responding to, how they're reacting, and what the energy level seems to be in the room.