Sentence examples for generally attentive from inspiring English sources

The staff is generally attentive, although our server one night was often out of sight when we needed her.

The waiters and waitresses were generally attentive and accommodating, but runners delivering dishes didn't have a clue about where to place them.

But the service is generally attentive and the environment usually posh, offering a brief respite from the sometimes humdrum reality of day-to-day life.

That said, he's generally pretty attentive.

The service is generally excellent — attentive and helpful.

He was tried in a federal court in Virginia before a judge who generally seemed attentive to his constitutional rights.

This commercial's legitimate point, that Mr. Lazio has generally been attentive to House matters outside of this Senate race, is somewhat undercut by the distorted strikes against Mrs. Clinton.

"Do you see my hips O.K.?" The crowd applauded when the men successfully followed her instructions to "turn her out and draw her back in!" Ms. DeSimone said later that her older students are generally "very attentive".

In contrast, web searchers are generally more attentive to advertising because they are actually seeking information about the things being advertised.

I'm generally an attentive observer, but I don't draw my inspiration from one source in particular.

Hand-coding of attentiveness to the screen suggested that infants were generally engaged and attentive during presentation of these segments.