Sentence examples for more attentive with from inspiring English sources

Sadly, Decca and Atlantic haven't been much more attentive with the albums and singles that the Dudley Moore Trio made in the 1960s and early 70s – most have long been out of print and have never had a CD or digital release.

I know it shouldn't have been because we wanted a dog to feel more settled and wanted to learn responsibility, but I kept thinking about my boyfriend being more attentive with that pooch than me.

In the event of parental separation and regardless of socioeconomic situation, the family doctor should then be even more attentive with regard to the infant's health.

In the event of parental separation and regardless of socioeconomic situation, the family doctor can then be even more attentive with regard to the infant's health (smoking in their environment, vaccinations, nutrition).

Studies show that schools that model good nutritional habits on campus have more attentive students with fewer behavioral problems.

Elsewhere in the world the news coverage may be more attentive, but with the difference, of course, that no one actually reads it.

Critics reckon that pupils with particular backgrounds from richer families, for instance, or with more attentive parents wind up in classrooms with better teachers.

Fallow bucks thus perceived information in the fundamental frequency of groans, and the behavioural response was consistent with f o providing cues to the dominance rank of individuals; bucks were more attentive to groans with lower fundamental frequencies, which are typically associated with more dominant individuals.

Petrova appeared more attentive, locking eyes with the umpire before watching the coin spin in the air.

"He has been more attentive, paying attention to details".

I want to be a more attentive wife, spend more time with my daughter and just play.