The qualitative data explained that during menstruation days students didn't come to school or even if they came to school; they didn't attend class attentively thinking about pain if there is or whether the blood leaked suddenly.
The book is purportedly about a struggle between aliens and humans – but read attentively, it's about a struggle between men and women.
But conservatives read Voegelin attentively, and set about trying to spread his arcane message to the masses.
For example, he brushed off questions about the new reports, in which Leon Panetta, the former White House chief of staff, recalled the vice president "listening attentively" to discussions about making calls to raise hard money.
The prince watched attentively, then asked, about halfway through: "Is this how it will appear to someone viewing this at home in Tonga?" Mr. Gutman, looking a little surprised, acknowledged that in fact the trailer would be a little slower to load and the picture would probably not be quite as crisp.
Furthermore, they also attentively seek information about nutrition and education; choose desirable educational institutions, toys, books, and consumer products; and arrange appropriate activities for their children.
In the couple of minutes I spent with him I was unable to ask him much, because he was too busy enthusiastically and attentively asking questions about me.
"We're losing the ability to slow down, to think attentively, to think about one thing for more than 14 seconds".
Amy and Brant seemed to listen attentively to the discussion about them and sat up alertly for a photographer when the word "cookie" was mentioned.
A young woman with a kind manner and cornrowed hairdo listened attentively as Elizabeth talked about the question that had been weighing on her, one she hadn't raised in Dr. F.'s office: Why had she been spared?
