Sentence examples for inescapable attention from inspiring English sources

Newey's move is a strange one, but not for the former Mercedes technical director Bob Bell, who says: "Adrian's got an inescapable attention to detail.

Buoyed by the inescapable attention surrounding the iPhone, Apple's co-founder and chief executive, Steve Jobs, bobs up from seventh to sixth in the MediaGuardian 100 and taking second place in the digital sector.

"If you've looked at his cars, and the car is a reflection of the man, then you'd have to say that he's got an inescapable attention to detail On top of that he's original.

They seem to write at right angles to everyone else, and while I don't always admire everything they do, I find them inescapable: they demand attention.

James H. Simons usually shuns publicity, though some attention is inescapable for a hedge fund billionaire and major philanthropist.

At last, in the parade of Israeli troupes at the Lincoln Center Festival, someone paid attention to the inescapable violence in the Middle East.

The notion that moral obligation is inescapable is undermined by careful attention to this concept of importance, simply because reflection shows that the notion of moral obligation will have to be grounded in the notion of importance if it is to be grounded in anything that is not simply illusory.

They might remember her as a briefly inescapable mid-80s relic whose attention-hungry exploits were splashed over TV screens and tabloid covers.

Death is inescapable here; it is the object of life's attention.

The inescapable truth is one that those of us paying attention have known for a long time now, even if some in our federal government and the mainstream media are still apparently trying to pretend they don't get it.

The team's loyal 400-strong band plays its anthem "Rammer Jammer", while the inescapable smell of nacho cheese can't divert one's attention from countless cheerleaders.