Sentence examples for exaggerated attention from inspiring English sources

Other sequences, featuring elaborate camera work that calls exaggerated attention to decorative objects, contrasts of light, reflections, and sudden movements, are hard to find in his sound films.

But, as well as having to negotiate the conflicting sensitivities of various politicians and their constituents on both sides of the Irish Sea, broadcasters also faced the problem that while viewers in Northern Ireland were prone to watch programmes about the Troubles with exaggerated attention, viewers outside of the province were often disinclined to pay any attention at all.

At his side hangs his gargantuan right hand – out of proportion, you suddenly realise, not just in scale but in the mesmerising, exaggerated attention to detail the sculptor lavished on it: those veins throbbing in the marble, those knobbly knuckles and wrinkled skin on the vast thumb.

In the years since "The Sopranos" first went on the air in January 1999, many profiles have been written about this Dyspeptic Man Who Prefers Movies, with exaggerated attention paid to the haunting effect of his deceased mother, Norma, on her son's creation of Tony Soprano's fictional (monstrous) mother, Livia, as well as to all the other not-to-be-trusted women in the "Sopranos" universe.

Quality of attention with 3 sub-domains: A) The intensity of attention along a bi-polar continuum from paying attention to sensations (seen as an active response to the perception of sensations and including exaggerated attention) on one end to distracted avoidance, ignoring and suppression of perceptions on the other end (e.g. "I distract myself from uncomfortable body sensations").

Somatoform disorders are characterized by a specific way of exaggerated attention to and negative evaluation of bodily sensations [ 8, 9].

The scientific community has ranged the gamut from intense interest in UV traits (Bennett and Cuthill, 1994), to discounting what was considered exaggerated attention and promoting the idea that UV is not a special channel for communication (e.g. Chittka et al., 1994).

So is exaggerated attentiveness to props.