Sentence examples for no more attention from inspiring English sources

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No more attention is needed at this point; the rest is mechanical.

The work that is good gets no more attention than the work that is terrible.

Otherwise, the artificially established plantation needs, and receives, no more attention than does the naturally regenerated crop.

If someone nominated "Joe Smith" this week, the gesture would get no more attention than a weary tweet.

Similarly, no more attention would be devoted to a striking near-consensus of economic opinion than to its negation by a speaker representing a groupuscule of eight.

Right now, he is looking forward to the day when Harvey Milk gets no more attention than any other public high school.

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The lyrics are no more attention-grabbing, their lovelorn pleas betraying none of the dramatic punch you might hope for given Alexander's background in acting.

Immigration Minister John McCallum told reporters on Monday that Canada should generally be "slow to say 'no' to someone who wants to come into Canada, because if we say no, it gives more attention to these people.

Although we chose to offer the control group a minimal intervention rather than no intervention, more attention was given to the intervention group.

I think the asterisk beside the no-hitter would get more attention than the no-hitter".

"No one craves more attention than Canadians.

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