Sentence examples for spectator attention from inspiring English sources

Their skills, successes, personalities and rivalry divert network (and spectator) attention from their less-glittering rivals.

They are now sought-after collectibles, though they don't command as much spectator attention as the funkier models from the bubble-car genre.

Competing loudspeakers jockeyed for spectators' attention.

In the swirl of society's pastimes, rival claims on the spectators' attention abounded.

When news of the defendants' arrival was somehow communicated — I never was quick enough to see how — the focus of the spectators' attention became a locked wooden door at the left of the defense table.

The spectator's attention works just the same way as in Hitchcock.

The absence of the spoken word concentrates the spectator's attention more closely on the visual aspect of behaviour.

The soundtrack, switching from channel to channel, is used to guide the spectator's attention just as firmly as traditional editing techniques.

With Slydini, it was important to understand that he was the master of misdirection — drawing the spectator's attention away from the sleight.

The process of framing is intended to eliminate what is unessential in the motion picture, to direct the spectator's attention to what is important, and to give it special meaning and force.

The use of psychology, therefore, is one of the principal techniques of the conjurer, especially in the practice of misdirection, in which a spectator's attention is directed to a specific point determined by the performer.