Sentence examples for incidental attention from inspiring English sources

Other aspects of its biology have received only superficial or incidental attention.

There is a brief chapter on the adolescent Rimbaud, and a fair amount about the critic Sainte-Beuve, but again only incidental attention to Mallarmé and Valéry.

As the Yankees prepare for Game 3 tonight against the Padres in San Diego, with New York ahead two games to none and the scent of sweep in the air, people who all year long have paid incidental attention to batters swatting balls and pitchers throwing smoke have become caught up in mass homage to a team that is nothing less than a victory machine.

Importantly, we will contrast intentional with incidental learning of spatial aspects of the environment (e.g., landmark, route, and survey knowledge) but will not contrast intentional with incidental attention to the environment per se.

Information in the body of the text would not have been gleaned from articles with only incidental attention to this topic.

What was admirable is that these really were just incidental phenomena, not attention-seeking stunts: it was easy to look at other things going on at the same time.

Two incidental dishes caught my attention instantly.

Up to 35% of unreported osteoporotic vertebral fractures coming to attention as incidental findings in imaging studies [ 29].

The attention to these incidental details is almost romantic and often breathtaking.

In "Kaimos" the computer sounds are distant and eerie, and if the slow, warm-toned violin line at first sounded merely incidental, it gradually wrested your attention.

In recent years, I'd started paying attention to the incidental descriptions of clothing in old accounts of Alpine expeditions: Victorians lumbering around on glaciers in crinoline and tweed; Wordsworth with his "little knapsack of necessaries".