An interesting aspect of implicit control is that we are able to optionally devote attentive guidance to a movement that we can already perform automatically.
"Brandon is great," Ms. Garanca said, "devoted, accommodating, attentive, funny, strong.
It is a concept, the author writes, that "many guilt-ridden working parents have turned to ease their consciences," believing that if they could devote short and attentive intervals to their children, all would be right.
Mr. Gardner was a prolific and attentive correspondent; he devoted a day each week to maintaining an ongoing written conversation with mathematicians and readers worldwide.
A believer in constitutional reform, not radical overturn, Weber insisted that the politician must be devoted to a cause yet attentive to the practical consequences of his actions.
But the two former secretaries of state are also steely corporate lawyers, deliberate negotiators and battle-scarred veterans of public service who are fiercely devoted to their parties, fiercely attentive to detail and fiercely loyal to their clients.
Ex-Vice-President Dallas tells us that the constitution is an object to which no American mind can be too attentive, and no American heart too devoted.
They were devoted to each other and Barbara was very attentive and supportive to Wilberforce in his increasing ill health, though she showed little interest in his political activities.
Prairie voles groom each other, nest with one another, collaborate to guard their territory and are affectionate and attentive parents who form, for the most part, devoted couples.
No filmmaker was more fastidiously attentive to the physical world of the stories he told, and no filmmaker was more furiously devoted to ideas as a motive force in history and private life.
