Sentence examples for difficult attention from inspiring English sources
The mental faculties are often much impaired... difficult attention... is very often present.
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In the dataset A/B, subject no. 3 was the most difficult for attention estimation with an average accuracy of 0.55.
These effects were differentially attenuated in the two more difficult divided-attention conditions.
Additionally, each of the two more difficult divided-attention conditions was associated with subsequent memory effects in regions distinct from those showing effects in the control condition.
I find it very difficult to pay attention -- real attention -- to anything other than the Internet for more than five minutes (I have therefore become exactly what the phone makers want: a slave of commerce).
But no matter how hard the Republicans tried to set themselves apart, Ms. Gillibrand's perceived strength loomed over the campaign, making it difficult to garner attention from the news media attention or to build vast networks of supporters.
"He finds it particularly difficult to pay attention to anything or anybody," Mr. Nighy said, "but the less attention he pays, the more people interpret it as another part of his genius".
Dench found the attention difficult.
A reluctant star, Kirkbride found fame and press attention difficult to cope with.
