Sentence examples for call to attention from inspiring English sources

It was a call to attention, a sign of authority, a virtual parody of handmade culture.

The Phantom Tollbooth is a spry allegory and a call to attention.

And, for me, some of Muhly's pieces lose interest and ramble after that initial, irresistible call to attention.

But it's not so simple – the scratching out is praise as much as defilement, a call to attention as much as an erasure.

"It was a call to attention," Mark Stephenson, the director of the University of Wisconsin Center for Dairy Profitability, told me.

It was like a snappish call to attention, an order to begin the marchlike supplication "Hear my prayer, O Lord, and give ear unto my cry".

The scherzo second movement has a more traditional shape, after its brassy call-to-attention introduction, and features some show-stopping, post-Rodeo high-jinks.

He wanted to "create a crisis to call attention to another crisis," Koenig tells us.

Bronco calls us to attention.

Colors should be used to call attention to the text, not to the colors themselves.

They do it to call attention to their product, and they want you to see it.