Sentence examples for knowing attention from inspiring English sources

Though every viewpoint is animated by the author's omniscience, the younger son, Jehangir, receives the most fond and knowing attention, and writes a first-person epilogue, confirming our sense that the novel's emotional center is a boy's experience of his ancient, deteriorating grandfather.

Children forced to survive in the wild have been a common theme in Rosoff's work, and she pays careful, knowing attention to the details of Pell's journey: how she chooses where to sleep, what she eats, how she tries to keep warm and how it feels when she fails.

"We sent information about it through the Segreteria di Stato, well knowing the attention of Pope Francis to this issue and his longing for a world without the death penalty, asking for a message or whatever he may have thought more useful," Impagliazzo told me.

Learning, knowing, paying attention is more than half the battle.

If they liked a YouTube video, I watched it, knowing shared attention bonds people.

All the attention, knowing he wants me.

"A revolution happened without us knowing or paying attention.

"It helped us a lot just in knowing to pay attention to the kind of medicines we take," said Oklahoma City's second-year forward Jeff Green.

I began to feel an odd kind of guilt, knowing that my attention is not being brought to bear on what I am doing.

When will hospitals learn what women in labor need: a quiet, knowing presence, paying attention, giving calm advice and otherwise leaving us alone?

Nothing in my life can rival the stress of standing in a room full of toys and dirty Babygros, alone with three crying infants all demanding my attention, knowing that I am powerless to attend to all their needs.