Sentence examples for more attentive when from inspiring English sources

I remembered my surprise that a recent list of things Californians might do while conserving water mentioned brushing one's teeth, taking shorter showers, and being more attentive when washing dishes and clothes.

I should have steered my son toward another high school or been more attentive when we were doing errands and my daughter left her iPad at the Bubble Tea place.

They found that students were more attentive when seated in the front rows [ 5, 6].

Be more attentive when it comes to hand-washing, sanitizing phones or equipment you share with co-workers, and staying away from smoky places.

The latter chose to wing it, and was never more attentive than when he seemed to be at ease.

Studies indicate that people are more attentive observers when wearing a lab coat; a taxi-driver's surliness arouses a mirroring anger in ourselves.

Young audiences alienated, or at least challenged, by the arcane language of the play may be encouraged to stop texting and give it a more attentive hearing when the drama comes packaged in imagery to which they can relate.

"Everyone stands up and looks more attentive and when we can smell autumn in the air, it reminds us of what we've done before".

"People need to be more attentive to driving when they're driving," Mr. Wisniewski said.

Potentially earth-shaking research suggests that male pandas, famous for their struggles in "shaping up", are much more attentive to females when exposed to the smell of a rival.

As summarized in several useful review articles [ 2– 6], higher education students have positive attitudes about the use of ARS, and perceive that they are more attentive and engaged when ARS is used during lectures.