She's hiding out at Windsor Castle and not attending to affairs of state.
Not attending to their children's basic needs of vision and dental health?
The book is most engaging when not attending to matters of state.
In The Corrections it applies to members of the same family, practised at not attending to each other.
What comparison shows is how much is lost by not attending to the possibilities of expressive detail.
"Sometimes dissociation allows runners to speed up, because they are not attending to their pain and effort," he said.
First, the moral analysis of war suffers when we are not attending to the end of war: peace.
If accused, we could be subject to legal proceedings and, worse, private shame for not attending to the only thing our mother has left.
That is, although a novel adventure seems to fly by (presumably because you are not attending to the temporal aspects of things), it seems much longer in retrospect.
When she's not attending to her congregation, Pastor Carolyn Gillette leads a second career writing hymns that address current events, including tragedies like the mass shooting in Orlando.
She built a second reception and ticket-selling booth of wood-framed transparent plastic and has the gallery's receptionist shuttle between it and the permanent booth, which serves as a studio where he makes paintings when not attending to visitors.
