The crowd on the floor, gossipy and distracted when Paul Ryan spoke, a few minutes earlier, grew attentive.
The Supreme Court chamber grows a little quieter when he asks a question, and other justices seem to grow more attentive.
It can help us grow more attentive, creative, resilient, and successful.
If Farruco tends still to front more than follow the music, Farruquito grows more attentive.
But the general impression of this screening is that the company is growing more attentive to the music's pulse, and is coping with relatively brisk speeds.
A decision last week indicated that the justices might be growing increasingly attentive to the criticism and inclined, in some future case, to address it.
As a recent Monkey Cage post explained, even though economic inequality is on the rise, politicians around the world have grown increasingly attentive to the demands of the "1 percent" — and less responsive to the less well-off.
If that attachment was loving and attentive, we grow up feeling that we're safe in our relationships, and we can be free to reflect on, review, and explore situations and thoughts that arise.
Dr. Dietz also stressed that the defendant had no congenital mental problems and "lived in pleasant, even luxurious surroundings while he was growing up," with attentive parents and "a great many advantages" that most people don't have.
The analysis grows out of attentive descriptions of ordinary linguistic usage and common moral and legal responses to various situations, and then proceeds to ask exactly what it is about harmful, coercive or exploitative behaviors that should merit our moral disapprobation, and under what circumstances (Emanuel and Hawkins 2008).
