The phrase "attention voices" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in a context discussing auditory experiences or perceptions, but clarity is essential.
Example: "In moments of stress, I often hear attention voices urging me to focus on the task at hand."
Alternatives: "alerting sounds" or "focusing voices".
So a throng of characters clamorously demands our attention, voices rise and fall, fade in and out of our consciousness, we suspend the everyday, ignore the telephone and doorbell, eat with our eyes fixed to the page, overcome, ravaged by the demands of the text.
Our democracy, in the country we love, requires our attention, voice and participation," Obama says in the group's launch video.
Dawson wondered whether steering autistic children's attention to voices, gestures and facial expressions could alter their brain development.
This generous, fascinating documentary about the careers of backup singers, most of them African-American women, seeks to rewrite the history of pop music by focusing attention on voices at once marginal and vital.
In this globalized age, when native languages other than English can number in the dozens in a single primary school classroom, it is critical that this country pay more attention to voices from abroad.
With less built-in motivation to pay attention to voices and engage with other people, children with autism don't build as much experience with social interaction, the thinking goes.
Despite how sophisticated an instrument it is, it seems to me that we pay little attention to voices.
And no school wants the negative attention that voicing a loud objection would certainly attract.
By the time Ms. Sills finally captured international attention, her voice had started to decline.
These plaints are usually delivered in loud, attention-demanding voices and embellished with big, flapping gestures.
