Sentence examples for commanding of attention from inspiring English sources

They are majestic and regal, commanding of attention, but primarily and most importantly, our respect and admiration.

Yet, the idea of putting live television into cars is commanding plenty of attention and development dollars from a number of companies.

The long-awaited arrival of Leonard Bernstein's opera "A Quiet Place" at the New York City Opera on Wednesday commands most of attention this week.

Then she left town, and, when she returned, five years later, she was interested in something else altogether: geometrical dances, and how they command modes of attention.

Along with newly crowned US Open champion Michelle Wie and Kraft Nabisco winner Lexi Thompson, Hull will command plenty of attention at Royal Birkdale.

Where else would I have that command of attention?" The gymgoers who were stopped in the lobby were asked to take a dip in the chilly Atlantic Ocean and to wrangle friends and family to sponsor the stunt.

Still, even given this narrower concentration, metaphysics as practiced by Suárez opens itself into many of the topics commanding the attention of current day metaphysicians.

Though in real life most of us have trouble even commanding the attention of a bartender.

These splits should by now be commanding the attention of bigger oil groups.

That is particularly obvious this year, when there is no crisis commanding the attention of voters.

With no single issue uniting them, protest rockers have little chance of commanding the attention gained by Woodstock-era prophets.