Sentence examples for sharper attention from inspiring English sources

An article on Tuesday about the effects of clothing on cognitive processes misstated the name of the journal that published a recent study showing that wearing a doctor's white coat led subjects to pay sharper attention.

And it has focused sharper attention on what many experts agree is one of the tax code's biggest problems: an array of tax breaks totaling more than $1 trillion a year.

The region's average deficit in 2009 was 6.5 percent of G.D.P., way above the 3 percent ceiling set for euro zone members — now the focus of far sharper attention because of the recession and the Greek debt crisis.

The decision to go down on his knee drew sharper attention to his gesture, which was in protest against the number of black people currently dying throughout the US at the hands of the police.

The question of whether Mitt Romney's tax plan would help or hurt the middle class has dominated the presidential campaign, a conflict that has focused sharper attention on what many experts agree is one of the tax code's biggest problems: an array of tax breaks totaling more than $1 trillion a year, Annie Lowrey and David Kocieniewski report.

And the 'Pisan affray' of 1822, of which Mary was a terrified witness - that very ugly skirmish with the dragoon Masi, probably instigated by the authorities in the hope of dislodging the Gamba family and their radical English associates from that part of Italy - could have done with more and sharper attention.

Some dances begin with a bang — of sound, of motion, of light — which can bring an audience to sharp attention right away.

It still is, but where once there were gaming tables in the lobbies, now sharp attention is paid to the opera.

The author... is an E.R. physician as well as a poet, and his work shows the economy and sharp attention that both jobs demand... View Article By Anthony Lane By Rebecca Mead By John Cassidy By Jia Tolentino.

It calls on applicants with - among other things - excellent writing and communications skills, excellent IT skills and a sharp attention to detail.

Mr. Kahn went on to start two chains of health food stores, Fresh Fields and Nation's Heartland, which combined sharp attention to the demands of fitness-conscious consumers with price-conscious marketing.