He compared Joseph, with his luxuriant beard and tippler's cheeks, to Socrates and depicted him as an exemplary upright man of the people, sitting face forward, at attention, as if about to speak.
Musical events -- themes, melodies, rhythms -- might move forward, demanding attention, and then recede, giving way to others, according to the desires of the composer and the interpretations of the performer.
If nothing else, it is clear they would have urged the nation to reject the status quo and to move forward with attention and focus on the needs of children.
Their celebrity increases the likelihood you will be shunned, and my assumption is that the unspoken opinion of some is that I only came forward for attention or paycheck.
If you find your thoughts skittering backwards and forwards, draw attention to something in the moment: a tree, your breath, the rain against the window.
And why is it that now, just under a year later, another little girl has been found, dead this time, and the state is once more using the jarringly cutesy language of care, urging, and again I quote, "Mum" to come forward for medical attention?
They have turned their attention forward a week.
Back then, audiences were willing to lean forward and pay attention.
He seems to have neither a forward or backward attention span, except for grudges.
Behavioral economics has been a step forward by drawing attention to the herdlike potential in human behavior that contradicts one of the key assumptions of "neoclassical" economics.
