Eventually, he wrote a book that was short enough to be read by more than just a few highly attentive and patient people ("Carpenter's Gothic"); he won awards — the National Book Award (twice), the MacArthur "genius grant," the Lannan Literary Award for Lifetime Achievement.
In most of South Asia, illiteracy among women is the highest anywhere, and there are few health centers attentive to the needs of women in rural areas.
The crowd on the floor, gossipy and distracted when Paul Ryan spoke, a few minutes earlier, grew attentive.
Since 2012, she has been including in her concerts a few unfamiliar songs, alerting attentive fans that she was at work on her fourth album.
Even over 90 intermissionless minutes of dense solo violin music, there were few yawns from the attentive and enthusiastic audience, and — just as in Lincoln Center's series A Little Night Music — the late hour added more coziness to what was already an intimate program and space.
If there were more representatives serving smaller districts, they argued, each would not have to raise as much campaign money and could be more attentive to fewer constituents.
Wait and make sure your dog has been silent and attentive for a few moments so he doesn't think you are rewarding him/her for barking.
Judicious use of the #fb tag may make them more attentive to the fewer items that you do cross-post.
Studies show that schools that model good nutritional habits on campus have more attentive students with fewer behavioral problems.
There are no roads, cars, or dangerous creatures to worry about, just a few other guests and discreet yet attentive staff.
