Sentence examples for closely pay from inspiring English sources

Mavis Gallant has a technical daring and an innovative freedom that, as in a painting by Velázquez, remain hidden unless you look closely, pay attention, and at the same time manage to surrender to the mystery of art, to the fact that it cannot be reduced, summarized, or made to seem like anything but itself.

Remember to closely pay attention to your spray, with AK you want a 2 shot burst, with the mp5 you just want to tap on their head 1 shot at a time at a distance, if it's close just spray at Headshot level... Sometimes if you miss with the AK, a sporadic spray can still get the target, lower your aim to make up for the recoil, try lowering it at an angle towards the direction the enemy is running.

The attentions were closely paid to the voltage and frequency profiles in these papers while the required capacity of ESS and the economic operation of microgrids were not considered, and charging/discharging strategy for EVs has not been investigated in this area.

It was a lie that kept us both happy: I appeared to be closely paying attention to his game; he didn't have to knowingly cheat.

But what's more important, according to some researchers, is that good notes provide a record: most of the benefits from notes come not from taking them but from reviewing them, because no matter how closely we pay attention, we forget things soon after we leave class.

Listen closely and pay attention.

Instead of getting all fired up, listen closely and pay attention to what this person is actually saying, rather than thinking negative stereotypes over and over in your head.

Studying them closely, James pays tribute to the artist's expressive power: "Meager, primitive, undeveloped, he is yet immeasurably strong" — a judgment still valid today.

She took the shock reasonably well and was observed to be reading the composer's descriptive program notes closely and paying keen attention to the music.

It didn't really matter how closely I paid attention thereafter: there's a small but nagging part of my brain that imagines the Soviet Union still endures unchallenged.

When Casner and Schooler ran tests using a Boeing 747-400 flight simulator, they confirmed that the degree of automation a pilot relied on during a flight directly impacted how closely he paid attention to his work.