Sentence examples for be especially attentive from inspiring English sources

But Gates ripostes, "I have a feeling the Cambridge police will be especially attentive to my needs".

You're not alone.' " Yorkville's superintendent of schools, Scott Wakeley, said educators and counselors needed to be especially attentive to children whose families were under financial pressure.

He called on President Obama and Congress "to be especially attentive to the needs of the judicial branch and provide the resources necessary to its operation".

(It's easiest to melt sugar in a saucepan, but here the sugar is added to the same skillet in which you have browned the beef, so you must be especially attentive).

They plan to be especially attentive to the researchers, recognizing the value they bring to the ecosystem.

Parents need to be especially attentive to these risks when preparing for the launch.

The ancient Greeks must have been especially attentive to Dionysus.

(Fans have not been especially attentive this year: Ordonez is also second at shortstop).

His films are especially attentive to how young people absorb pop culture.

But he said that plenty of the ablest lawyers in the nation had not been especially attentive to what they were buying.

Record labels, convinced that they have lost millions of dollars in CD sales to MP3 file-swapping, have been especially attentive to ringtones, and they love master tones.