Sentence examples similar to attentive mail from inspiring English sources
First up, the ever-attentive Mail Online raised the unlikely prospect that the caped crusader is about to be outed as gay by DC comics.
But as an attentive reader points out in an e-mail, I should have called attention to how hard it is for merchants even to figure out what fees they will be charged.
I would like my boyfriend to be more attentive, by which I mean that he should e-mail me fun videos of baby goats in pajamas, just in case I'm feeling blue or studying too hard.
He is warmly attentive with customers, taking notes and firing off e-mails to colleagues to follow up.
"I have been conflicted by the demands of this job and my desire to be attentive to an aging parent," Ms. Matthews said in an e-mail message to Sun employees that was quoted in a Tribune release.
He is warmly attentive with customers, taking his own notes, and later firing off e-mails to colleagues to follow up.
TuringMail is the first automated, intelligent e-mail response service, fooling colleagues or students into believing you're an attentive collaborator or tutor.
A Houston woman suspected of mailing a homemade bomb to President Obama last year was caught not by attentive neighbors or parents, but by the hair of her own cat, the Guardian reports.
