Sentence examples for particularly attentive to from inspiring English sources

A wider attention to issues of diverse identity, particularly attentive to racially inflected differences, characterizes both feminist theory in general and aesthetics today.

The ear is particularly attentive to the human voice.

The Vatican is particularly attentive to these strictures.

The instability comes at a time when world markets are particularly attentive to the euro.

As an editor, she was particularly attentive to children in peril.

And network executives are particularly attentive to the national mood these days.

It wouldn't take a particularly attentive viewer to deduce that 'Beatriz at Dinner' is a barbed allegory for the Trump era.

Even before Doug brings up his latest African hunting expedition, it wouldn't take a particularly attentive viewer to deduce that "Beatriz at Dinner" is a barbed allegory for the Trump era.

Understanding of the patient's exact expectations in terms of information always requires detailed and comprehensive analysis of the patient, with the possibility of surprise reactions, obliging the doctor making the announcement to be particularly attentive during this key step in the relationship [ 7– 10].

Even more scandalous: "Yet for all his dependence on his wife's money, Mr. McCain doesn't appear to be a particularly attentive husband".

As for the more serious counts against Mr. Blagojevich, the jurors, who had seemed during the trial to be a particularly attentive, studious bunch, had trouble right from the start of their deliberations in reaching much agreement, said one juror, Erik Sarnello.