Sentence examples for generated more attention from inspiring English sources

Mr. Obama's commencement season schedule this year has generated more attention than most presidents receive.

That aspect hasn't generated more attention here in Mexico, curiously enough; in fact, it's hardly been mentioned or covered.

This bit of news from the Los Angeles auto show might have generated more attention had the General Motors board not pushed out the chief executive, Fritz Henderson, on Tuesday.

But none generated more attention than the Rwandan dancers, and none seemed to carry a stronger message for old and young alike that "dance can make everybody more peace-loving," in the words of Buregeya Deo, 33, one of the 15 dancers in the group, formally known as Imparage: The Hutus, Tutsis and Pygmies of Rwanda.

In his letter, Mr. Pickens explained that his bet actually applied to only the television advertisements the Swift Boat Veterans for Truth had bought, and not to their best-selling book or the news interviews that generated more attention than the commercials themselves.

The post and term generated more attention than expected.

Pulling a celebrity in, like Rapanui's Michael Fish escapade, will undoubtedly generate more attention and sales.

The unsolved nature of that disappearance could generate more attention for Flight 8501 and create a new batch of hypotheses.

Whatever Mr. Chen's concrete support, there is no question that his campaign is generating more attention in the closing days than those of either of his rivals.

If you are already very famous, generating more attention is easy; débuting a new video or announcing a new tour or collaboration via Twitter or Instagram is enough.

Mr. Lanza may have realized that the only thing that generates more attention than killing random innocent adults is killing random innocent children.