Sentence examples for connection to attention from inspiring English sources

Sometimes the leaps and diversions Cohen takes, by way of psychometrics, wave-particle theory, Buddhism, "neuroacademia", fiction, automata and computer notifications, require the reader to shut her eyes and squeeze them very hard in order to get the connection to attention.

Studies on training with an interactive metronome, for example, do not make a connection to attention.

It was probably smart to use that connection to get attention, although that attention is premature.

"What connection, if any, he or others drew between the two ongoing investigations; and whether he or others brought such a connection to the attention of higher level F.B.I. officials".

For more on the film, check out Finding Dory: The Connection to Learning and Attention Issues, a video conversation I had with my colleagues on Facebook Live.

Recent excavations in Lower Manhattan that uncovered the African Burial Ground have brought the city's connection to slavery to public attention.

Nothing about sweet kids and candy, but rather a direct connection to the center of attention at work.

Mateen's outbursts and possible connection to terrorists attracted the attention of the FBI twice in recent years.

Commenting on the parallels between the film and the television series, Martin Anderson makes another connection to Kubrick: turning his attention to the scripting, he argues, "the most interesting common ground between the two projects remains the bleak ending(s) and the slight flirtation with the acid-induced imagery and mind fucks of 2001".

Sensuality, which is the cornerstone of a healthy libido response as well as a passionate connection to life, requires focusing your attention on connecting to all of your senses deeply.

After all, there are no influences as strong in raising the productivity of labour as health, education and skill formation – a foundational connection to which Adam Smith gave much attention.