Sentence examples for attentive account from inspiring English sources

Twenty years' worth of his letters, published in a spectacular illustrated six-volume edition, by Thames & Hudson, are the longest, warmest, most attentive account of an artist's life seen from the inside that has ever been written.

We find that psychiatrists use two different types of accounts: they tailor their recommendations to the clients' concerns and needs (client-attentive accounts) and ground their recommendations in their professional expertise (authority-based accounts).

The attentive reader of the accounts has only an obscure footnote to go by.

Mr. Mailer, whom she married in 1980, was by all accounts an attentive father, and at one point seven people were squeezed into the Mailers' apartment on the Brooklyn Heights promenade.

Rather they show us on their own account what generous, attentive reading can do.

However, as in keeping with the exploratory nature of this approach, we will remain attentive and open to physician accounts of other complex patient groups.

Taminko was hooked on crack and, by her own account, not the most attentive parent.

Mr. Gilbert, attentive and sympathetic, guided a spry, nuanced account.

Moreover, the strong notion of pre-attentive/attentive dichotomy has been regarded as an oversimplified account in the attention literature (e.g. [14], [15]) and particularly the hypothesis of attention-free perceptual processing has been questioned [16], [17].

Aided by an attentive Gergiev, Douglas gave an expansive, almost Claudio Arrau-like account of the work.

And there can be no doubt that the Florida Supreme Court was attentive to the terms of the statute and took into account the relevance of 3 U.S.C.