Sentence examples for rather attention from inspiring English sources

As a reward, this manipulative person might not need the money (like in a case with the gypsy), but rather attention, care, devotion, giving nothing in return.

Rather, attention should be directed toward correcting the underlying basis for the acidosis.

There is no sense of urgency in this account, rather attention to working with the patient (she uses the inclusive term 'we') to think about what is needed.

It is not enough for policy and curricula to state that such placements should take place, but rather attention needs to be paid to how undergraduate medical education can optimise learning in clinical workplaces, and improve legitimate peripheral participation.

It was around the time of that conversation with the therapist that a rather attention-grabbing article about just this issue came out in the mainstream-as-it-gets New York Times Sunday supplement.

Rather, attention-related changes were directly assessed by subtracting the frequent responses from the rare responses on each side of the body (Fig.  1).

(Irene had received rather little attention before Friday, despite having a fairly dangerous-looking forecast track).

Its condition received rather more attention than the hungry and the homeless of Santa Croce.

Curiously for a book about global empires, different concepts of imperialism get rather little attention.

Unfortunately, rather more attention has been paid to his skull than to his compositions.

Still, it earned Gould the rather serious attention of Ezra Pound, in Italy.