Sentence examples for slackening attention from inspiring English sources
"With the greatest interest and with never slackening attention I read John Reed's book, Ten Days That Shook the World.
But America can afford no slackening in aid or attention to Afghanistan.
I found "Shoah" logy and exhausting right from the start, and when it had been going on for an hour or longer I was squirming restlessly, my attention slackening.
At the same time, there have been concerns that the advance of marriage equality might, however counterintuitively, mean a slackening of attention for full L.G.B.T. rights — particularly rights for the "T".
The comic character would, if left to his own devices, break away from logic (and thus relieve himself from the strain of thinking); give over the effort to adapt and readapt himself to society (and thus slacken in the attention that is due to life); and abandon social convention (and thus relieve himself from the strain of living).
Never have I seen a production of the play that was so raw in its emotion, so violent and so deeply upsetting … The show lasts three and a half hours, but there isn't a moment when the tension slackens or attention lapses.
The film moves slowly and lasts nearly two and a half hours, but somehow your attention never slackens, and at the end you feel both heartbroken and oddly exhilarated.
The chase shows no sign of slackening.
There are other hints of slackening.
And demand from China and emerging markets is slackening.
