Sentence examples for correct attention to from inspiring English sources

In the address, remember to include the correct "attention to" details.

With the record now corrected, attention returned to the capital and its middle-class protesters, whose adroit use of Facebook, Twitter and Instagram had captured the world's imagination.

Mendel is correct to draw attention to the political dimensions surrounding each of the key challenges.

Junger is correct to draw attention to the major faultlines in affluent societies, including the dismantling of a sense of community.

Diane Ravitch is correct to draw attention to the fact that there are big discrepancies between the federal and state scores on reading and math tests.

The Lords committee report is also correct to draw attention to the quality of aid, and to point out that aid can do harm as well as good.

"So while it's correct to bring attention to harms, I think we have some work to understand this situation accurately and to get a comprehensive national picture of what is driving this use".

Mr. Griffiths is correct to call attention to classical music programming that seems to have little musical or intellectual coherence, specifically the current overexposure of Shostakovich's Fifth Symphony.

George Monbiot is of course correct to draw attention to many of the problems in trying to put a financial value on nature (The true value of nature is not a number with a pound sign in front, 7 June).

The stock market is correct in paying attention to the preannouncements we have seen, not for the impact they had in the third quarter, but rather for the effect they will have on fourth-quarter results.

They were correct to call attention to the case, but they should oppose federal charges against Ramos and Cicinelli.