Sentence examples for precise attention to from inspiring English sources

Their videos are about conspicuous consumption: a public display of their good taste, carefully assembled with precise attention to detail.

That "feel" came also, however, from a precise attention to language that was encouraged by his classical training.

This may be 19th Century costume fare but it is made with the same precise attention to its protagonists' yearnings and comic foibles as its director's contemporary dramas.

In his 30-year career with McKim, Mead & White, White was known for his precise attention to every detail inside his creations.

Moving swiftly, but with precise attention to the emotional coloring of such things as weather and light and dour institutional spaces, Fincher runs through interrogations, trips to the library, the sorting and matching of mounds of evidence.

Such precise attention to detail makes rewatching episodes a joy: there are subtle changes in the opening titles, and skits in the end credits, like "Troy And Abed In The Morning".

— Julia Moskin The Los Angeles Times: "Los Angeles, it is fair to say, is still in the throes of its ramen frenzy, a swelling orgy of bamboo shoots, tree-ear mushrooms and soft-boiled eggs; noodles manufactured with precise attention paid to tactility; prime Kurobuta pork bones boiled until they collapse into wet mountains of calcium," Jonathan Gold writes.

But the glory of Brian O'Nolan is that he did pay attention, a precise delightful attention to words, and the fantastical whimsy -given leash - they will convey.

Other impressive poets of the postwar years included Elizabeth Bishop, whose precise, loving attention to objects was reminiscent of her early mentor, Marianne Moore.

Goyal and his colleagues found that so-called "mindfulness meditation" -- a form of Buddhist self-awareness designed to focus precise, nonjudgmental attention to the moment at hand -- also showed promise in alleviating some pain symptoms as well as stress.

To be precise, attention in this paper is focused on the analysis of the direct and indirect effects that an ethical organizational culture has on the value job response of the employee.