Sentence examples for much attended from inspiring English sources

The pleasures of literate dance and solid craft are not much attended to these days.

Worse, Ignatieff's doubters could choose to see a sad consistency between his ambitions for Canada and his maternal family's ambitions for Canada, with the United States replacing Britain as the admired and too much attended imperial power.

As one of her associates said last week, "Why should she lose her job for telling the truth?" Stewart, for her part, did not so much attend as preside over the hearing.

So when you consider how much attending a particular college will cost to get a degree, you need to consider how long it will take to graduate.

"And what were you supposed to say? 'Well, he didn't love me so much?' " Charles attended Gordonstoun, a Scottish boarding school, honing his French as a dishwasher at le Yacht in Antibes.

Other debates calling for improvements to rail lines in the region have been much better attended with neighbouring MPs supporting each other.

It was started by Ravi Ghate, who proudly points out that none of his core team graduated from high school, much less attended an IIT or IIM.

We asked our participants how much they attended to the worm ("Not at all", "A little", "Quite often", or "Attended mostly to the worm").

Not much suspense attends to this struggle.

Anyway, thanks so much for attending this.

You can't bask in romance, nostalgia or anger; there is too much to attend to.