Sentence examples for much attentive from inspiring English sources

Several monkey experts have supported the state's position, saying that Cookie is a beast of the wild who deserves to live as nature intended, no matter how much attentive care she gets at home.

There have been many necessary reforms and judges are much more attentive to human rights.

"In Yellowstone there are all these wolves, and the deer are much more attentive".

For one thing, you have to be much more attentive to the passage of light.

The [concessionaires] tell us that the women are much more attentive to how they take care of the plants.

"They're much more attentive than the real ones, who walk around and talk," said Ms. Gotbaum.

"We hope that it will make the airlines that much more attentive, knowing that there's going to be some reporting," Ms. Brody said.

This is a much more attentive and intricate job of moviemaking, with lines of terse narrative winging on and off the screen and perfectly fitted together.

"But we've got to be much more attentive to differences across these experiences, and not simply assume that if you give a kid some youth service experience it will change them".

"Landlords are much more attentive to good, unique design versus the typical prebuilds of five to 10 years ago," said Scott Spector, an architect and a principal of Spector Group, which has worked with many companies on prebuilds.

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.