Sentence examples for avoiding attention from inspiring English sources

The pirates are also getting better at avoiding attention.

About half are foreign citizens and were deported; the Americans have blended into communities around the country, refusing news media interviews and avoiding attention.

The big challenge is to get people who are accustomed to avoiding attention — who do not consider themselves as included in U.S. society, and who otherwise fear and distrust every aspect of the political system — to overcome their inhibitions.

You may see the Arhuac in Pueblo Bello, with their white serapes (a long blanket-like shawl), tall coned hats, long black hair and beautifully stitched handbags slung across lean shoulders -- but they will rarely meet your gaze, looking down or off to the side, avoiding attention and gliding past with a cool effortlessness.

As he prepares to retire, Rodriguez has an additional reason for avoiding attention.

He did all he could to avoid attention, it seemed.

The recently promoted president, Scott Layden, tends to avoid attention as if it were radioactive.

Until now, he said, the family had mostly avoided attention in the neighborhood.

In the city, everything about his appearance had seemed chosen to avoid attention.

BEING big makes it hard to avoid attention, whether from the markets or from regulators.

She won't be able to dodge the crowds or avoid attention at home.