Sentence examples for reserved attention from inspiring English sources

The Scotland Act 1998, which brought about devolution, says that in deciding whether powers are reserved, attention must be paid to the "purpose" and "effects" of legislation from Holyrood.

Jensen also reserved attention for Noble's scenes, calling them variously "frisky and poignant", "hilarious", and "touching".

Trump reserved special attention for the Republican establishment, including Arizona's senior senator.

They reserve their attention for great matters ― restructuring vast pools of debt and advising administrations.

Interestingly scores vary according with sex, age, the achievement of partial remission, and grade of toxicity suggesting to reserve special attention to psychological support, doctor-patient relationship and in providing these groups of patients with accurate and truthful information.

Instead, reserve your attention for when they are doing things that are good for them.

Players sounded slighted because of the attention reserved for the two New York teams.

Brown, the Texas coach, said it would not be long before Williams demands the sort of attention reserved for Minnesota's Randy Moss and Philadelphia's Terrell Owens.

From being poked in the eye by an over-eager autograph-hunter outside a London restaurant – with the paparazzi illuminating the awkward scene in that familiar burst of flash that announces front-of-the-paper "celebrity" – to making the prime minister giggle like an Eton schoolboy and calling for him to be knighted, Murray has experienced the sort of attention reserved for the few.

For the reserved Wagner, the attention was overwhelming.

In Los Angeles' rarefied world of private schools, where tuitions are high, academics are tough and educational philosophy is taken seriously, the newest member of the tribe is getting the kind of breathless attention reserved for a music or film star.