Sentence examples for should draw attention from inspiring English sources

It should draw attention to Mr. Holliger's extraordinary creative output.

Pretty much everyone else in advertising thinks ads should draw attention to themselves.

The last thing a person whose only outlet is an online forum should draw attention to is the envy consuming him from the fingers down.

The part of Ms. Cunneen's body immediately south of her lower back should draw attention, too, as it will be accented with ruching.

Mr. Obama needs to make this an election-year issue; if the board goes dark in January, he should draw attention to Congressional obstructionism during the campaign and defend the board's role in protecting employees and employers.

It need not obscure the cultural and political differences between Wales, Scotland, England and Ireland, although it should draw attention to the persistent and powerful connections that have always existed between them.

"The graphics are what they've always been: they should enhance the moment, or the player, and shouldn't draw attention to the graphic itself," said Tim Scanlan, senior coordinating producer of baseball for ESPN.

While Mr. Barenboim's interpretation (Teldec 0927 43495 2; two CD's) should inspire new interest in this symphony, it should also draw attention to Furtwängler's two recordings, especially the live one of 1954 with the Vienna Philharmonic, now available from Orfeo.

The newly pregnant girl should not draw attention to her gravid state, and all mention of the pregnancy should be avoided in conversation and action.

Either of these should sufficiently draw attention to the faux pas.

But it should also draw attention to the consequences, for breast cancer patients, of economic and geographic inequalities.