Sentence examples for much more attentive from inspiring English sources

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.

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

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

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

And the children were, in a sense, much more focused and attentive in school, but they were also much happier.

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

Critics like Bassem Youssef remain active, if endangered, and the international community is attentive and much more aware of the Muslim Brotherhood's flaws than it was a year ago.

If there were more representatives serving smaller districts, they argued, each would not have to raise as much campaign money and could be more attentive to fewer constituents.

Similar to the results found in question 1, students liked the test format mainly because they could get immediate assistance from the prompts when mistakes were made and the reminder of how much time left helped them be more attentive in the test.