Sentence examples for chief attention from inspiring English sources

This time Mr. Noé's chief attention grabber is the sustained use of a first-person point of view.

Chief attention has been given to those that make distinctive sounds (e.g., katydids, crickets, and cicadas) because it was naturally assumed that these insects produce signals for communication purposes.

Once it became plain that Russia would continue to hold Hitler's armies, and that eventual allied victory was assured, Roosevelt's chief attention was focused upon forging a new post-war settlement.

Michelangelo gave his chief attention up to 1527 to the marble interior of this chapel, to both the very original wall design and the carved figures on the tombs; the latter are an extension in organic form of the dynamic shapes of the wall details.

In recent years, 6... Be7 has been the chief attention getter, but in a Dvoirys-Andreikine game in the Ano Liosia Open last year, White got the advantage with 7 O-O Nc6 8 Re1 Bg4 9 c3 f5 10 Nbd2 O-O 11 Nf1 Bh4 12 Re2 Qf6 13 Ne3 Bf3 14 gf Qg6 15 Ng2 Ng5 16 Bg5 Bg5 17 Qb3 Qd6 18 Qb7, and he went on to win.

Climbing Mount Interest The bankers have been applying the screws so rigidly to borrowers that chief attention has been centered upon reducing inventories.

He reserved his chief attentions for the New Jersey Devils; his pit bull, who was named after Devils goaltender Martin Brodeur; and Trinity, the Irish bar and restaurant he owned on the Hoboken waterfront.

The fear of being "Amazoned" by some new digital competitor, and the dizzying market capitalisations of firms associated with the Internet in any way, have got most chief executives' attention.

With the ascension of Antony Jenkins as Barclays' new chief executive, attention will inevitably fall to the part of the British bank that has grown the fastest in recent years: its investment bank.

About 100 people received some medical attention, Chief Jenkerson said.

Low-priority calls, including those that involve drug dealing and prostitution, receive scant attention, Chief Palamara added.