Sentence examples for rush of attention from inspiring English sources

The rush of attention confused her.

Mr Romney is expected to reveal his running-mate any day now, which will result in a rush of attention.

Usually, when a celebrity dies, there's a rush of attention that inflates career and reputation, temporarily but powerfully.

There were apologies by the news organizations and a rush of attention paid to the sometimes precarious race to be among the first to report news.

Still, the connection to Snowden and the rush of attention following MIT Media Lab's event might inspire others to work on devices similar to the introspection engine.

This is a family matter.'" When Karen dieted, or "overdieted", Bash explains, there was a rush of attention from the family, especially Agnes.

And some diplomats and analysts say they fear that the sudden rush of aid and attention, if it is not handled properly, could reinforce patterns of patronage that have contributed indirectly to Yemen's culture of extremism.

But Dolly's birth, and the rush of media attention that followed when the news broke in 1997, gave way almost instantaneously to fears and speculation about what this discovery meant for humanity's ability to manipulate biology.

The announcement, on February 4th, that forensic analysis had confirmed that a skeleton unearthed six feet under a social-services parking lot, in the English Midlands city of Leicester, was that of the fifteenth-century King Richard III excited a startling rush of media attention.

The Occupy Wall Street (OWS) movement and its slogan "We are the 99%" took off in 2011 with a rush of media attention and passion.

And, in fact, both have found themselves wooed by the West--Hussein more so than Assad, who is now getting his first heavy rush of Western attention since then-Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger made Damascus a shuttle stop in the early 1970s.