Sentence examples for some attentive from inspiring English sources

At a cocktail party they attend together, he is "the jester king," entertaining the hostess's "suitors and sycophants with tales of his childhood," though some attentive listeners discover "inconsistencies in the fabric".

In accordance with the damage modes of highway traffic facilities above, some attentive problems about the road traffic restoration and reconstruction of the earthquake-stricken areas are preliminarily discussed.

That is true, but only because some attentive readers noticed the changes and complained, prompting Spayd's response.

In the current task, the fixation cross always appears prior to the spatial (orienting) or neutral (holding) cue; that can facilitate some attentive states at a center of the visual field where subsequent cues appear.

Everything is done quite organically at the moment, no big 5 year business plans, its more a case of let's cook some lovely food with some friendly, attentive service then we are on our way to success and let's see what happens.

Outside of this render that leaked out a few weeks ago, this thing pretty much doesn't exist — except it totally does exist, given that some ridiculously attentive gadget geek nabbed the above spy shot of it while riding around on the subway.

Bundled in strands of LED lights and dyed fur, assisted by some very attentive sheep dogs and enhanced by stop motion techniques, the flock constructs a giant pong game, a Mona Lisa collage, and explodes into a grand finale of fireworks on a quaint hilly countryside.

The reactions it received from readers (some intrigued, some baffled, some outraged, nearly all attentive and well informed) provided us all with plenty of evidence that jazz continues to reach a diverse audience, and its methods and outlook continue to drive contemporary music.

Maureen Cooney, a third grade teacher at P.S. 19, marveled at how attentive some of her students were.

Some patients had attentive GPs who visited regularly, and their families were usually satisfied with the care the patient had received but other families argued that their GP had lost interest in the patient once it was clear that the patient was dying.

So this novel ends up in a frustrating middle ground: overly attentive in some ways, it lacks attentiveness in others, and the upshot is that, despite Bausch's considerable talents, it isn't quite as good as it could be.