Sentence examples for chase attention from inspiring English sources

Cameron wants remain to be the grownup of the two sides – the camp for serious people who make sober judgments about the national interest, and are friends with Barack Obama – while Brexit is for clowns, mavericks and obsessives who chase attention on the margins.

…What if, instead of standing back in self-righteous judgment, we used these recent examples … of fame chasing in the media to give us an opportunity to learn more about ourselves, get in touch with what truly matters to us, and practice being more of our authentic selves in life– instead of chasing attention or acknowledgment".

Likewise, in dream-chasing, attention to detail and knowing when to walk away to let things rest is part of the recipe for success.

It certainly means chasing after attention.

Chase's attention to details, and his simple articulation of their effect, illustrate why he's now in the spotlight as a designer working to soften West Hollywood's street-scapes.

Then, if and when a candidate actually does propose innovative policies, the news media pays little attention, chasing scandals or, all too often, fake scandals instead.

She also highlighted failures by staff to chase up requests for medical attention for Ms Cooke's pressure sores.

You want to keep his attention by making him chase you, not annoyed because you talk too much.

But as if grateful for the media attention, no one attempts to chase out journalists.

This will require edging slowly forward until you gain someone's attention, after which it will chase you.

"As long as there are desperate men and attention-starved women for them to chase, this dynamic will continue indefinitely.