Sentence examples for excess attention from inspiring English sources

This seems to me a much more serious matter than many of those that the Church pays excess attention to.

Now, they are often frustrated by false rumors about whom they are dating and excess attention to what they wear, struggling to maintain a modicum of privacy while simultaneously trying to gain maximum attention for the cause.

After the jiggy era ushered in a lyrically boring period of excess, attention in hip-hop moved to the South, where discoveries were often more sonic than lyrical; to Kanye; and to intoxicating anthems about this or that, hopefully featuring Ashanti.

Unfortunately, biology curricula often devote excess attention to microevolutionary concepts at the cost of time spent on macroevolution topics such as phylogenetics (Catley 2006).

The cast is stellar, with each doing what he needs to without calling excess attention to himself.

Unfortunately, the media in this country give so much excess attention to it -- and the other fancy sectors of our economy, like Hollywood and Wall Street -- that people mistakenly that think it, and industries like it, dominate the U.S. economy.

There are basically two kinds of movies — great ones and all the rest — and an excess of attention to mediocrities is one of the occupational hazards of criticism.

There's nothing much wrong with that, not in an age of excess, short attention spans, fragmented media and lower viewership.

It sounds like this woman of yours could do with an excess of attention on her for a change and that may require you to step up from your previous passive role.

It's fine for a hatchet artist to rely on self-­reference to make his points, but it's never wise for the author to pay an excess of attention to himself as opposed to the subject, as McGinniss does.

An excess of attention in one area usually means a deficiency in another, or others.