Sentence examples similar to be self attentive from inspiring English sources
Women who receive breast implants tend to focus on health issues and be self-attentive (Anderson, 1998), and to have less breast tissue, thus probably making them more likely to find a breast tumour even at an early stage.
Though the buffet is self-service, attentive staff members stayed close for coffee and water refills after it closed.
Eliasson, who in almost any situation is self-effacing and preternaturally attentive to small gestures of protocol, was clearly moved.
Women are more self-attentive and aware of their internal state.
Indeed, growing up was found to reduce symptom severity and it was easier to be attentive and self-controlled ("Better attention and organisation…because of brain development, there was less hyperactivity" P34).
Actually, Abrams is personable, attentive, self-effacing and in no way socially maladjusted - but he is also ruler of an ever-expanding universe of geek-friendly viewing, in particular Lost, the cryptic TV series about marooned jet-crash survivors (complete with polar bear and smoke monster) that has viewers eating out of its hand, even as they scratch their heads in confusion.
At this point, we suggest that teachers or facilitators be attentive to learners' self-regulation and provide differentiated learning tasks appropriate for them.
Nick's mother and I were attentive, probably overly attentive -- part of the first wave of parents obsessed with our children in a self-conscious way.
To avoid the possible risks involved in the prescriptive step towards policy recommendations, the CoPKM must practice self-reflection and be attentive to two issues in particular.
Precision Medicine Initiative – Who Should be More Attentive?
