Sentence examples for mostly attentive from inspiring English sources

Service is mostly attentive and accommodating.

Brightly dressed and mostly attentive, they sat with parents or grandparents.

Royalty is a bit of an exaggeration, but this reporter got in simply by asking at the front desk and found service mostly attentive.

Houellebecq disappears for a few hours to 'go shopping in Marks and Spencer' with a beautiful blonde fan called Fanny from Montpellier, but is mostly attentive.

Late on Thursday night, during a marvelous little concert held inside a cluttered Bushwick junk shop called Goodbye Blue Monday, a mostly attentive crowd — at least a dozen people — found out.

The six-man, six-woman jury, which has appeared attentive but mostly impassive throughout the trial, remained so as the government displayed a series of images that it said Mr. Valle had saved, which were introduced by an F.B.I. computer forensics expert, Stephen Flatley.

We had a large and attentive audience, consisting mostly of fans of Reg, I suspect.

He made this admission on a mild evening in early April to an attentive audience of mostly young women.

The service is attentive and helpful; the crowd mostly made up of fellow hotel guests and groups of locals on a special night out.

A small but attentive crowd had gathered there — mostly club players, I guessed, from their grizzled faces and mumbled comments — to watch the quarterfinals of the men's doubles competition.

Moreover the waiters, mostly from the neighboring town of Adairsville, were pleasant, attentive, and enthusiastic about their work.