Sentence examples for invigorated attention from inspiring English sources

Driven partly by a recognition that artists of color often possess unique understandings of resistance to reactionary forces, the invigorated attention to this group of gifted writers has led to some remarkable productions, especially on the inexhaustibly charged subject of race.

Old warning labels generate habitual responses, so new, more disturbing labels are needed to invigorate attention.

But injecting a bit of paid media can re-invigorate attention and engagement.

Our findings may re-invigorate the attention to the anti-bacterial effects of T cells and appeal to recruit T cells' powerful, but otherwise unavailable anti-bacterial capacity in novel anti-sepsis therapies.

"Then you go through a series of phases: your behavior gets more invigorated, you pay more attention to the signs, you pull on levers, you put in more change.

Mr. Carrión said he believed that his campaign had been invigorated by his jailing and by the attention it had brought to the issue of the bombing on Vieques.

But given his independent turn of mind and the sense of gravity and rectitude he brings to the ticket, Mr. Lieberman has gotten the attention of the Republicans and invigorated his own party as the Democrats head to their convention in Los Angeles.

Queen Elizabeth II in New York is a rarity, and her presence on Tuesday drew the attention and emotion of the city and invigorated a feeling of civic uplift on a day when energy was hard to muster.

Invigorated by Students For the past 23 years at the end of June, Jeff Ostroff has shifted his attention from his post as principal of Lyme-Old Lyme Middle School thethe summer campers at Y.P.I., the Young People's Institute.

Some, however, said his presence was a distraction from the Council's serious work and a source of unwanted attention at a time when the Council was trying to portray itself as newly invigorated.

He looks utterly invigorated.