Sentence examples for is attention which from inspiring English sources

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We have decided to give it attention, but it is attention which it will not like," she said.

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Everything receives equal import and equal attention, which is to say none at all.

But it does show that someone is paying attention (which is especially nice given the way people on the right are always claiming that "nobody" reads me anymore, which they've been claiming for about 13 years).

Moreover, one of the main functions measured by the AQT is attention [ 12], which is the cognitive function that often improves the most from ChEI treatment in AD [ 13, 14].

It means they're paying attention, which is what any artist, and any political thinker, wants.

"It's drawn attention which is the biggest thing". .

"He's bringing to the trial something no lawyer could possibly bring, which is attention to everything he says".

Hence, studies focusing on unstructured videos have recently been gaining attention, which are focused on static or dynamic summaries of consumer and/or egocentric videos.

"I think that today, Autism is getting more attention, which is great," he said.

It's pretty much just asking to be burned for attention, which isn't a smart way of getting noticed.

People have accused the act of being "attention-seeking", which is really a wonderful illustration of why the tired old trope, "women can't win" is still in high rotation.

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