Sentence examples for keeping attention on from inspiring English sources

It was also a way of keeping attention on himself.

Mr. Goldman thanked the news media for keeping attention on his custody fight, which continued after his ex-wife's death when her parents kept the child in Brazil.

It is a mark of Washington cynicism that even a statement defending her was seen by some as an effort by Mr. Kerry to undercut her by keeping attention on the matter.

Keeping attention on the craftsmanship of "Zero Dark Thirty" has been difficult, in part because Ms. Bigelow and Mr. Boal, who won the original screenplay Oscar for "The Hurt Locker," have succeeded — perhaps a bit too well — in renewing a conversation about America's use of torture to fight terrorism.

The solution proposed to the selective visual attention problem consists in decomposing the input images of an indefinite sequence of images into its moving objects, by defining which of these elements are of the user's interest, and by keeping attention on those elements through time.

Keeping attention on Flint, House Democrats also plan to hold their own hearing on the crisis next week.

One of Mr. Lazio's advisers said that he had intentionally kept a low profile while campaigning in order to raise money and to give himself time to become acquainted with issues, and in the belief that he benefited from keeping attention off himself and on Mrs. Clinton.

Even in terms of keeping attention trained on the country, celebrity only goes so far.

Indeed, keeping attention focused on the global water crisis with the hope of spurring additional action is the very goal of the International Water Forum.

Although Clinton so far does not face any formidable opponents in the primaries, the emails could introduce an unpredictable element to the campaign -- something candidates seldom like -- and could affect the Republican race as well, by keeping attention focused on Clinton's tenure as the nation's chief diplomat.

"Both campaigns know that keeping the attention of the networks — and keeping the attention on their podium — is their job, not the networks' job," said Chuck Todd, who is host of "Meet the Press" on NBC and "MTP Daily" on MSNBC, and also serves as NBC News political director.