Sentence examples for attention to win from inspiring English sources
His greatest weakness as a writer is his need to put himself at the center of attention, to win every argument, to walk away from every encounter in prose, as in life, having gotten the better of someone else.
Their self-produced and promoted 2002 album OK Calculator (the title a nod to the British band Radiohead) attracted enough attention to win them a contract with Touch and Go Records.
He used that newfound attention to win a seat in Congress and has carved out a specialty in Brazilian politics by praising the country's authoritarian military figures while staking out positions that his opponents call misogynistic, homophobic or racist.
Candidates such as Barack Obama (2008) and Donald Trump (2016) rode waves of public attention to win New Hampshire.
With nationalist views increasingly becoming more mainstream, the RBs do not need media attention to win people over to their cause.
But in the end, unlike Booth, I capitulated: I stepped down as operational MD, and switched my attention to winning sales in the private and charity sectors.
After years of failing to ban smoking in bars and casinos across the state of Louisiana, campaigners have turned their attention to winning a municipal ban in the Big Easy.
She lowered her public profile, enlisted star athletes — Michelle Kwan and Cal Ripken Jr. — as envoys to the world, and turned her attention to winning bigger budgets, creating regional hubs to respond to the Arab media, and cultural exchanges like summer camps for Arab children to learn English.
Attention to winning an election more than eight months away, it could be argued, is in itself an example of moral cynicism.
With that matter settled, the double-amputee track star dubbed the "Blade Runner" for his prostheses turned his attention to winning a medal in the men's 400 meters.
The 10th District congressman said Wednesday that over the next two weeks he will analyze the issues confronting Illinois and then decide whether he should run for Congress again, or turn his attention to winning a Senate seat or the governorship.
