Sentence examples for attentiveness now from inspiring English sources

One reads "Focus" with the hope that it will perform a similar function for open awareness and other forms of attentiveness now under siege.

The Nation film criticism was a continuation of the scrupulous and highly moralized attentiveness of "Let Us Now Praise Famous Men".

And this emphasis on attentiveness to words is now practiced not only in the English departments, but also in philosophy and religious studies and history.

As someone who often has trouble mono-tasking, I welcome this sort of uber-attentiveness to the here and now.

He and I know -- as I'm sure you do, too, by now -- that this flood of attentiveness has nothing to do with my personal charms.

When practicing walking meditation, change your attentiveness to another part of your walking anatomy now and then, such as the knee, or the thigh.

And the analogy goes deeper, he said, in that just as past naysayers argued that women lacked the strength or ability to work, some now argue that fathers lack the nurturing attentiveness to have primary responsibility for children's care.

But now he is a burnished, sophisticated performer whose warmth and attentiveness bring an extra edge of dramatic coloration to almost everything he and his ballerinas dance.

Attentiveness is a human state, and our reserves of attention are finite.

There's attentiveness to American chefs, as if in recognition that homegrown talent is enough to sustain us now.

They dramatize sheer attentiveness.