The phrase "attentively without" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English. It means to do something without paying attention or to be attentive while not doing something. Example: The children listened attentively without fidgeting as their teacher read them a story.
Sentence by sentence Kasischke writes crisply, attentively, without compromising her fast pace.
Mr. Bush listened attentively without taking notes as Condoleezza Rice, the national security adviser, and George Tenet, the C.I.A. director, briefed him on international events.
When you listen attentively without interrupting, you are showing respect.
She listened to me attentively, but without the blind adoration she had shown earlier.
It happens, however, that the demands of protection – especially if treated without attentively reflecting on the meaning of the archaeological emergencies – the demands of protection conduct to the building of pure containers, whose prominent characteristic seems to be the negation of the inside space, reduced to a simple transparent box.
For example, in some of the locality meetings we observed, individuals who had the flexibility to attend were listening attentively to discussions without engaging in overt dialogue.
They were instructed to lie motionless in the scanner with eyes closed and listen attentively to the music without actively monitoring or reporting their emotional response.
In a previous study [ 29] when trying to relate emotion induced amygdalae activity to the personality trait HA beyond the attentional modulation, the participants were instructed to simply observe attentively positive, negative and neutral stimuli without, performing any emotional or cognitive task.
In a way it is too much, it being quite impossible to look attentively at so many drawings without muddling them up in one's head.
In contrast, it seems easier to listen attentively to the formal acoustical features of musical sounds, without being compelled to think of what makes them.
"They may not realize that what many patients and families need is for them to stop talking and listen attentively to what families have to say about how the adverse event affected them, without redirecting the conversation to clinical issues," Mello said by email.
