Sentence examples for now attentive from inspiring English sources

But now attentive "Smash" viewers will get closure on one lingering question: just what the heck was "Hit List," an up-and-coming stage musical created by characters on the series, but seen only in fleeting glimpses and occasional production numbers?

They are now attentive to the needs of the nation's frail and oldest old.

But the residents of the village are now attentive to the problem of fluorosis as a result of the awareness generated by the intervention of UNICEF and allied NGOs.

"What, I can't laugh in public?" "I was just wondering…" "Why does everyone want to laugh with you when you're laughing, but no one wants to go near you when you're crying?" Most in the woman's now more attentive audience shrugged.

This study is timely, as the world community is now increasingly attentive to the likely impacts of human-induced climate change on the occurrence of infectious disease [ 4, 5].

And I noticed that the host — although he had at the beginning of the evening attempted to distribute his attention equally to all the people at the table — was now becoming more attentive to my girlfriend.

Ong was very attentive now.

For that we need oversight, and let's be glad, however cautiously, that Roger Goodell now seems more attentive than Graham Spanier was.

The shrink did at least seem very attentive now, fascinated even, which was gratifying.

Northam, a pediatric neurologist from Norfolk, claims he was not attentive to politics at the time and would have voted differently knowing what he knows now.

But what is surely not in doubt by now, after his seriously attentive and scholarly work on Heidegger, say, or his prolonged examination of the premises of deconstruction in Real Presences, is that he has read, and understood prodigiously, and can hold in his head the history of European thought in a way that enables instant comparison, with quotations readily to hand.