Sentence examples for drawn excessive attention from inspiring English sources
As a critical indicator of career success, income has drawn excessive attention from researchers in the organizational behavior field for years, especially the examination of its predictors (Ng & Feldman, 2014), including proactive personality (Seibert, Kraimer, & Crant, 2001), political behavior (Judge & Bretz, 1992) and demographic variables such as gender (Ng, et al., 2005).
It drew no excessive attention to itself.
Another passenger, Thomas Gort, showed her excessive attention.
Weakened by her excessive attention, the baby died.
Passion wasn't Peppers's problem; excessive attention was.
Doing so results in excessive attention.
Prime minister Manmohan Singh, a noted economist who has frequently drawn attention to the excessive consumption of India's elite, has reportedly agreed to make some "exceptions" ‑ for business class tickets.
But the availability of new treatments, including Botox, widely expected to win approval this year from the Food and Drug Administration, along with a growing realization that excessive sweating can be socially debilitating, has drawn increasing attention to the disorder in medical circles.
Make up (especially excessive amounts) draws more attention to confessors and they already have enough attention.
