Forget the plastic forests that provided faux wood for older Cadillacs, the XTS cabin is a model of restraint and attentive detail.
The reason we remember only the Washington, D.C., version, Tufekci argues, has to do with the strategic vision and attentive detail work of people like Rustin.
Ulrich describes the daily lives of these women in attentive detail, their sorrows (child-mortality levels were high), their stubborn strength, and their willingness to defy social norms.
Biblical scenes like "The Feast of Esther" (around 1625) and "Pilate Washing His Hands" (around 1625-6) alsoalso compelling for their theatrical verve and for the deft, exhaustively attentive detailing of costumes and objects.
My point is that we should be attentive to details. Sarcasm, irony, satire: these are my strategies for getting people a little more involved.
But he is also attentive to details that escaped his understanding at the time.
He greets everybody who passes, asking about spouses and children, and he's particularly attentive to details of health.
Unlike Mr. Yeltsin, Mr. Putin was attentive to details, listened and took notes, said aides of Dr. Albright who attended the meeting.
Initially seen as a brilliant idea, it was quickly exposed by potential users who questioned the use of fatty beef for a stringy product, and pointed to the scarcity of appropriate livestock.Crowds, it appears, are attentive to details.
Mistakes show up quickly on film, Haynes said, so he has been attentive to details. "I've seen the way Coach is — if you don't know what you're doing, he doesn't want you," Haynes said.
