Sentence examples for some sort of attention from inspiring English sources

"He will receive some sort of attention defensively to see how strong he is".

And doesn't there need to be some sort of attention paid to how that can be integrated and not subsumed but rather expressed in what Microsoft is doing?

I think maybe I used to up the queerness to get some sort of attention.

But new developments suggest some sort of attention-seeking arms race is developing.

The closest I've come to talking to anyone on public transport in London this year was smiling at the three-year-old who pointed at my new jumpsuit one morning and shouted: "Why is that lady wearing a babygro, Mummy?" Not that I want to paint myself as some sort of attention-starved gargoyle, cheerfully gurning at my fellow passengers in a desperate attempt to engage them.

I'm paraphrasing, but he told the interviewer something like, 'I want the album art to really be more of a mood and less of some sort of attention-grabbing image, like a dog on fire, or something of that ilk... '"...

There was a remarkable consistency across participants in terms of triggering content – whispering worked for the majority of people, followed by videos involving some sort of personal attention, crisp sounds, and slow movements.

The college previously noted there were 82 students who received some sort of medical attention for intoxication during the fall 2013 term, which was a drop from 120 in fall 2010.

I sat and waited for some sort of medical attention next to dioramas explaining how bulimia affects a person, how ebola breakouts occur, and why even one cigarette will lead you down a road that can only end in a hard addiction to crack.

I always thought it was some sort of cry for attention, like, "Ouch, it hurts where my arm was," or "Ow!

Suppose further that we are able to single out this relation by some sort of act of intellectual attention or abstraction, and that (having done so) we have given it the name "falling under".