Sentence examples similar to ebb of attention from inspiring English sources

The rumblings of a shift and the ebbing tide of attention.

The so-called engagement index graphically shows the ebb and flow of attention, but it does not answer why engagement levels vary.

The cliffs and comet and shells allude to the lumbering processes of the ancient earth against which daily experience — the ebb of tides, the attentions of a distracted child in the painting's foreground, the recollections of the artist himself — plays itself out.

"It's really striking to see the surge and ebb in attention the Yazidis have received," Ms Phelps remarks.

These stream into and thereby constitute a fluctuating field of attention: flowing and broad, it is called "perception;" ebbing and concentrate, "apperception".

But consider the increasing frequency of attention Republicans are now focusing on Hillary Clinton, and (conversely) the ebbing of attacks on Barack Obama.

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The battle signaled a decisive ebb of the German threat.

It was the lowest ebb of our life".

Perhaps this Islamic terrorism would ebb of its own accord.

He did not seem disturbed by the ebb of power.