Sentence examples for move attention from inspiring English sources
Downing Street dismissed the personal attacks as a "distraction" intended to move attention away from the economic arguments for staying in the EU.
Not to compare myself, but certain personality things were similar, like the way he tried to leaven things and move attention around a room, get everyone their little slice of the sun.
The channel is trying hard to move attention beyond its most famous family, especially as the Gosselins become better recognized for divorce proceedings than for the children that viewers love to see.
Instead, what his speech showed - and briefings from his team confirmed - is that while he will not be making any drastic U-turns, he will be seeking to move attention away from the changes.
The fact that the latency of the N2pc was the same for valid and invalid trials suggests strongly that attention could be re-deployed quasi-instantaneously, in invalid trials, to the target location following the appearance of the target in the visual display, and therefore that the time required to move attention could not explain the RT cueing effect.
Conclusion: Global targets for HLY move attention from inter-country differences and, alongside the current economic crisis, may contribute to increase health inequalities.
Instead, seeing a component in terms of its materials moves attention to the properties of the materials required to obtain the desired functionality and reliability at the desired cost.
"This moves attention away from the victim ― but could also put you at risk". .
They found that moving attention to the right led to overestimation of time intervals, while moving attention to the left induced underestimation of time intervals.
The orienting network is involved in moving attention to a specific location in space.
The population mixing hypothesis of childhood leukaemia (Kinlen, 1988) moved attention away from aggregations attracting notice and on to a possible cause; if correct, it should reveal significant excesses even when these were previously unsuspected.
