Sentence examples for special heed from inspiring English sources

But Leiris is resolute in his refusal to pay Hélène's murderers special heed.

It's a laboratory in which Ms. Lo can root around, paying special heed to grilling and smoking and occasionally exploring the similarities of hoisin and Western barbecue sauces.

The revelation of his covered-up drunken-driving arrest near the end of the campaign that cost him some votes on the religious right was taken as a cautionary lesson to pay special heed to get those voters.

Mr. Andsnes also pays special heed to Norwegian composers of earlier generations, like Geirr Tveitt, "a sort of Norwegian Bartok," he said, and Fartein Valen, "a 12-tone composer who started at almost the same time as Schoenberg but sat on this almost totally isolated farm in the western part of the country".

But, while the new report suggests an all-out diplomatic effort that would also include the European Union, Canada and United Nations Secretary General Kofi Annan, Christian groups in America are urging the Bush administration to pay special heed to the rebels in the south.

Although we can and should learn from the anti-theorist critique, and pay special heed to its insistence upon the importance of particular circumstances for moral judgment, the most uncompromising versions of casuistry and particularism threaten to replace reasoned argument by the delicate and nuanced perceptions of sensitive moral judges.

A18 Bush Presses Senate on Court In his most extensive comments to date on the subject, President Bush admonished the Senate not to heed "the special interest groups, particularly those on the extremes" as he moves towards a Supreme Court nomination.

However, internal leadership decided the refugee crisis was a special case and is heeding the call of the President with its first-ever charitable campaign this morning.

But he should take heed that it was the firing of special prosecutor Cox in the "Saturday Night Massacre" of October 20, 1973, not the later revelations of the White House tapes, that precipitated Nixon's downfall.

Give her verbal affirmation of how and why she is beautiful, and emphasize more than her physical beauty, but instead pay heed to her internal beauty and her special gifts and talents.

But some did not heed his call; these people became known as "special groups" and were widely believed to be controlled by Iran.