Sentence examples for interested attention from inspiring English sources

IN THE HEIGHTS This musical, which unites Latin rhythms, hip-hop and musical theater, won a lot of interested attention in its initial Off Broadway run at 37 Arts last year.

The ad appeared as follows: "A Gentleman of the South, his wife or daughter will find at the Hotel Algonquin, West 44th Street, New York, all the hooey and what's this of a refined home together with an interested attention for their comfort.

Central to the latest McCain drive is an attempt to use against Mr. Obama the huge crowds and excitement he has drawn, including on his foreign trip last week, by promoting a view of him as more interested in attention and adulation than in solving the problems facing American families.

She does seem to be more interested in attention then in focusing on the needs of the district.

The very tallest buildings have usually been put up by people more interested in attention-getting value than in immediate financial return.

With the exception of Marc Jacobs, New York fashion week is not interested in attention-grabbing, trend-setting clothes: it's about selling lots and lots of sportswear.

He was not "a self-interested or attention-seeking career politician", and had been "catapulted into parliament in very unusual circumstances" following the death of Cook, to whom he had been election agent for 22 years.

"Maybe now that Greece and Europe are in trouble, people are interested in paying attention to European things".

"They're more interested in the attention it gets," Mr. Spallino said.

She is humble and self-effacing, not particularly interested in drawing attention to herself.

The point of his questions, he later explained, was not to get information but rather to send a message: "I'm interested and paying attention".