Sentence examples for manic attention from inspiring English sources
At Madangsui this can mean an almost manic attention to the progress of each piece of protein, a lot of prodding with the tongs.
In his enjoyable new book, "Virtual Tibet," Schell argues that despite the production's manic attention to "authentic" detail, fantasies about Tibet enveloped, or infected, the movie and its makers.
He seems like a mixture of Flavio Briatore, a former director of the Benetton and Renault teams — who was later briefly banned from the series over the staged accident — and Ron Dennis, the former director of the McLaren team, known for his manic attention to detail.
Of course, on the way up the corporate ladder, the kind of manic attention to detail that led Goodwin to stipulate that RBS' new fleet of chauffeur-driven Mercedes exactly matched the company's logo (and the interiors matched the carpet in head office) might actually have been an asset.
The lyrics talk about the manic attention of the press on an artist's private life.
With their almost manic attention to detail, the collective combines their talents to ultimately present people with different variations of the same universe.
There's an eeriness to it, a cinematic feel, and a languidness that both suits its southern setting, and is such a relief after all the manic attention-deficit dramas such as Fast Forward and The Event.
It does not seem that long ago that Chamberlain was the Yankees' version of Lin, introduced to the fan base with a bolt of lightning and an outpouring of near-manic attention.
"As in everything, Rove pursued his cooking with manic, relentless attention".
Over the course of a couple of days, outtakes from this unlikely bromance were sent from the Hermit Kingdom via Vice.com and provoked predictably manic viral attention.
To compensate, he said, Warner-Lambert executives created a plan to sell Neurontin for conditions ranging from migraines to manic-depression to attention deficit disorder -- even though such uses were not supported by proper clinical studies.
