Sentence examples for floating attention from inspiring English sources

Part of that is the distracted floating attention, which is a part of contemporary life that Sartre would call a counterfeit eternity.

But with voters' attention floating in and out, it was not clear whether his efforts had much impact.

Whereas activation of the lateral regions appears to support self-monitoring and focused attention, deactivation may be associated with defocused, free-floating attention that permits spontaneous unplanned associations, and sudden insights or realizations [35].

Makoko, the floating slum which attracted attention for its radical new school in 2013, is a very different adaptation to variable sea levels.

No one has ever written better for the movies, but the words do not compel our attention by floating free; Sturges wanted them to earn their keep, and that's why he had to direct.

This year, two Miamians hope to get the public's attention by floating a 230-foot gator through Biscayne Bay.

Southern California researchers found plastic in nearly 1 in 10 small fish collected in the Pacific Ocean in the latest study to call attention to floating marine debris entering the food chain.

As Ned gossiped, Gerald's attention floated away.

The resonance of an all-white empty field is explored in Gladys Goldberg's "Blue Triangle" and in "Thaw," a particularly strong work by Lorraine Baron that concentrates attention on two floating masses of pigment.

The present case draws attention to the floating elbow injuries.

On the other hand, flash memory with nanocrystals floating gate has received much attention because of the high-speed write/erase operation, long retention time, and small device size [11].