Sentence examples for excited attention from inspiring English sources

"A good hatchet job draws as much excited attention as a good book any day".

Hyaline articular cartilage and meniscal fibrocartilage are two tissues that have excited attention because of the frequency with which they are damaged.

"The Pride," which received excited attention when it opened in London in 2008, is a heartfelt work, with some thought-provoking observations about cultures of repression and openness.

What these moments of excited attention shared was not so much a simple pleasure in floral beauty or the promise of new sources of imperial revenue (though these were there too) but a sense of real wonder that units of non-conscious green tissue could have such strange existences and unquantifiable powers.

The cities that have done most to excite attention the world over New York, Chicago and Los Angeles are also-rans.

BBC royal correspondent Peter Hunt said: "The price of royal travel is what tends to excite attention year in, year out".

Nearly twenty years after the publication of the (in famous In Search of Excellence, the notion of 'cultural change' within organisations continues to excite attention.

But it was the sinister and plausibly foreboding "Seven Days in May" that most excited popular attention, if not critical raves.

By means of outrageous stunts, repetitive advertising, and exaggerated publicity, Barnum excited international attention and made his showcase of wonders a landmark.

In the event, what excited the attention of Mary Whitehouse was a palpably simulated scene in which a Roman soldier buggered a naked Celtic priest.

It's over a decade since Konono No 1 first excited the attention of western audiences, and five years since their last album, Assume Crash Position (a rough translation from Lingala of the Kinshasa outfit's name).