Sentence examples for frantic attention from inspiring English sources

Nabawy's presence at any event in the Middle East is the stuff of legends and even a casual sit-down gets frantic attention.

Nor does she get all excited and throw her body around the stage in a frantic bid for attention.

It is the rare presidential election, however, that attracts such frantic post-mortem attention to each jot and tittle of each vote as in the Florida recount.

The show's set producers were apparently "too frantic to pay any attention" to the artwork.

Or, at least, Trump's frantic efforts to divert attention from what he actually said about Fiorina suggest that they do.

Writing on her personal website, she claims the show's set producers were "too frantic to pay any attention" to the artwork.

But like everything else, that spirit was quickly subsumed by the competitive greed of the global economy: the money, the real estate speculation, the frantic rush for consumer attention.

But Shami Chakrabarti of Liberty has condemned the Home Office for "frantic spinning" to distract attention from moves towards the blanket collection of private data.She accused the department of initially asking  for the "most outrageous, even impractical, powers" so that even the smallest  so-called concessions seem more reasonable.

In this frantic age of nanosecond attention spans, fame is fortune-not just for the pampered stars but also for the businesses that bank on them.

"Set designers were too frantic to pay any attention to us; they were busy constructing a hyper-realistic set that addressed everything from the plastic laundry pins to the frayed edges of outdoor plastic curtains.

The bird in distress, the most attractive and volatile, draws all the attention, its frantic state amplifying the unnatural calm of the vendor, who seems not controlling but protective, as if uncomfortable with the intent to sell his charges.