Sentence examples for attentive connected from inspiring English sources
"What everyone said tonight is if you spent time with my father, whether it was five seconds or five hours, he was kind, attentive, connected to you, compassionate," said Kelly Carlin McCall, the comedian's daughter.
As grim as these realities are, it seems worth remarking that the current phenomenon unfolds at a time when parents and children — because of technology and the shared cultural affinities that are the product of hyper-attentive parenting — seem more connected than they had been before in this country.
A contemporary proponent of this theory is Roger Scruton, who analyses amusement as an "attentive demolition" of a person or something connected with a person.
"Indifference is a virus that is dangerously contagious in our time, a time when we are ever more connected with others, but are increasingly less attentive to others," the pope said.
Before the game began, Oreo recognized the opportunity to connect with an already attentive audience and set up a control center of brand and agency members poised to design, create and approve social media content in real time.
In connecting their work to an essential experience, these artists carve avenues for attentive viewers to shift their awareness from the crowded surface to more fertile depths.
It's a vexing moment for attentive readers; both instances of the phrase make sense in their individual contexts, but do they also somehow connect?
It is hard to connect any of this – which is, actually, at the mainstream end of Davis's comedy – with the attentive, open-faced 45-year-old woman, seated carefully on a sofa at the Soho Hotel in London.
"I connect him to others who have done this with either a tape recorder or a camera or with their attentive eyes".
