Sentence examples for persistent attention to from inspiring English sources

Then there is the persistent attention to the dark side of life online.

And of course her persistent attention to the role of sex in reinforcing unequal power between women and men remains one of her most important and abiding contributions.

In the 50-minute film, his persistent attention to detail and encouragement of the company becomes a fascinating portrait of a dancer truly obsessed.

There are some exciting departures: a small gallery comparing the satiric, death-haunted prints of James Ensor and Jose Guadalupe Posada, a ravishing if more predictable homage to French landscape and a persistent attention to photography.

There are some exciting departures: a small gallery comparing the satiric, death-haunted prints of James Ensor and Jose Guadalupe Posada, a ravishing homage to French landscape and a persistent attention to photography.

In light of the persistent public attention to ASD prevalence and to vaccines as potential risk factors, it is surprising that an appreciation for the larger fundamental question of how nongenetic/environmental factors may contribute to ASD has grown slowly.

But there is something far more fundamental at issue: the persistent attention being given to London and the south-east as the hub of growth.

"Paul was someone who asked targeted questions, was persistent in his attention to the issues and wouldn't take an answer he thought was mechanical or prepared.

Her persistent style and attention to detail has garnered high-profile contributors: Jamie Dimon, the chief executive of JPMorgan Chase, Gary D. Cohn, the president of Goldman Sachs; and Meyer S. Frucher, vice chairman of Nasdaq OMX Group, have donated to her Senate campaign, according to filings.

The Jewish Journal now boasts Calendar Girls — a pair of hotties (Dikla Kadosh and Danielle Berrin)." When you are young and pretty, nothing outrages you more than unwanted, persistent attention.

Just learning the ins and outs of my plan's coverage takes sustained, persistent attention and energy, things that sick people have in short supply.