Sentence examples for especially attentive to from inspiring English sources

The ancient Greeks must have been especially attentive to Dionysus.

Children were especially attentive to the more contingent robot, spending more time looking at it.

So I have learned to be especially attentive to these moments of disagreement.

Naturally, they are especially attentive to the customers contributing the most to current earnings.

His films are especially attentive to how young people absorb pop culture.

This means that we must be especially attentive to every type of fundamentalism, whether religious or of any other kind.

And, Alice has three adult children - all of whom become especially attentive caregivers, managing to incorporate Alice's needs into their busy lives.

The warmth of all the Romanians we met was disarming, and our hosts in Little Bacon were especially attentive, putting aside time to entertain us.

He was not an especially attentive student but managed to get fairly good grades with the help of a nearly photographic memory.

When a performer gives him an especially attentive lap dance, he starts to get that special feeling: "I have a tendency — and this is an old cliché but what can you do when it's the truth — to fall in love with strippers".

When a performer gives him an especially attentive lap dance, he starts to get that special feeling: "I have a tendency and this is an old cliché but what can you do when it's the truth to fall in love with strippers".