Sentence examples for buying attention from inspiring English sources

Even before using GettingBookReviews.com, he experimented with buying attention through reviews.

But like the dotcom bust, the money appears to have bought attention but not loyalty or success.

"The Room" might never have been shown on a big screen without the efforts of its deep-pocketed auteur, Tommy Wiseau, to buy attention.

And with the leader in the field, Staples, having signaled little desire to buy, attention has fallen on its two closest competitors.

Corporate brands could buy attention by shelling out for different levels of exposure, on the basis of cost per thousand, or CPM.

The Super Chat feature, which lets fans buy attention by getting their message highlighted in a chat stream, now works with IFTTT.

Tony Hawk drives the sport harder than anyone else, having transformed himself from cult hero into a richly compensated pitchman for McDonald's and other brands looking to buy attention from youngsters.

Any ego-tripping billionaire can buy attention.

The first book I bought on attention deficit hyperactivity disorder did my marriage no good at all.

Adorned with a big budget, big stars and two Academy Award wins, LA Confidential bought mainstream attention to the writer's film noir oeuvre.

After all, Knute Rockne at Notre Dame, Jerry Tarkanian at the University of Nevada-Las Vegas, and now Bob Knight at Texas Tech were all hired by presidents who wanted to buy national attention for their institutions of higher learning without having to go to the trouble and expense of stocking the library or recruiting superstar faculty members.