The phrase "attentive said" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect construction, as "attentive" is an adjective and cannot directly modify "said," which is a verb.
Example: "The attentive teacher said that everyone should study for the exam."
Alternatives: "the attentive speaker remarked" or "the attentive listener noted".
At the Miraval Resort and Spa, "people are very attentive," said Michael Tompkins, its president, explaining that spa guests are usually willing to try new things.
"We anticipate that the yoga classes will provide them with some skills to learn how to better focus and be more attentive," said the Aspen Elementary School principal, Barb Pitchford.
"They're very attentive," said Oralia.
"I know this is not a concert hall, and we are playing for 200 kids, so I expected they would make a lot of noise, but surprisingly, they were quiet and attentive," said Micha.
To test whether females are more reliant on vision because they need to track their puppies, researchers could try the experiment on female dogs that are pregnant or have new litters of puppies, to see if they're even more attentive, says psychologist Emma Coflier-Baker of the University of Queensland in Australia.
But today everything is O.K". "Probably my attention to this department also allowed him to be more attentive," he said.
That's an area where we've got to be very attentive," Howman said.
The next week, when he spoke at a conference without any Internet access, "people were a lot more attentive," he said.
Noting that such advertisements multiplied in the last weeks before Election Day when the public was most attentive, Mr. Holman said the commercials "grow more negative as you get farther away from the candidates".
"If that happens every session, that might be a sign that you want to get a therapist that's more organized or more attentive," Carmichael said.
"The point [of the meeting] was that we need to be careful, because those who organized the attempt on Babchenko, or Babchenko's 'murder,' are people who, of course, will try to take revenge, so everyone should be attentive," Ganapolsky said.
