Sentence examples for paying heed from inspiring English sources

The rest of the world will be paying heed.

But the new studies show that many marathon runners are not paying heed.

So far, Chinese government policy makers have shown little sign of paying heed to Mr. Deng's advice on Pyongyang.

He is able to raise salaries and spend lavishly on infrastructure without paying heed to basic economic principles.

The protests are a wake-up call and there are hopeful signs that Mr Erdogan is paying heed.

Suddenly, composers and scholars were paying heed to Sibelius's effects of thematic deliquescence, his ever-evolving forms, his unearthly timbres.

But what this Christmas should restore to us is the joy of paying close attention, paying heed, to each other.

Perhaps, paying heed to the right choice, we might put our political culture onto a better track.

Biffy Clyro have got this far without paying heed to populist tastes, so they needn't start now.

For him, paying heed to prevailing views of how stories should be told would be "artistic suicide.

Fiscal hawks warn that mounting federal debt will ultimately slow economic growth, but Washington shows no signs of paying heed.