Sentence examples for heed to him from inspiring English sources

I point that out because I know that some conversation in the days to come, perhaps not public discussion but certainly private grumbling, will include questions about why Collins has to rock the boat, why the news media is paying such lavish heed to him and why gays and lesbians in general make such a fuss of things.

Her best-known book, "The Shrinking of Treehorn" (1971), was about a boy whose parents paid little heed to him, even as he began getting littler and littler, unable to reach familiar shelves, watching as his clothes seemed to grow on him.

For him, paying heed to prevailing views of how stories should be told would be "artistic suicide.

But he may not pay much heed to the figures provincial officials feed him.

As he has paid more heed to McCormack and the association, public confidence in him and in his force has increasingly been called into question.

His initial attempt to style himself as a "normal president" – paying no heed to the superficial trappings of office – backfired and endeared him even less to the electorate.

But she paid too little heed to the rank and file, and failed to campaign for him energetically enough once the decision had been made.

The White House group told him of the N.I.H. estimate and paid little heed to his skepticism that so many cell lines were available.

and do the angels fail to hear or heed or listen to him?

He paid little heed to the wickedness, but after several weeks he became frightened as people kept dying around him.

Disease pays no heed to borders.