Sentence examples for statement attention from inspiring English sources

The statements were coded as: Variable Statement Attention capacity I felt it was easy to concentrate Energy level I felt energetic.

According to a Vatican statement, attention focused on the complex situation in the Middle East, emphasizing the pontiff's hope that renewed peace talks between Israelis and Palestinians result in a just and lasting solution as soon as possible.

The statement attracted attention.

When that failed, they drafted a statement calling attention to the "abhorrent conditions" in the cellblocks.

Whatever the improvement, the Fed's statement paid attention to the persistent weaknesses justifying a federal funds rate that is less than zero when adjusted for inflation.

Bundlers are usually a routine part of the political process, and candidates are required to report their names alongside donations and expenditures, so Mr. Liu's failure to disclose them in his July statement attracted attention.

ITV's statement drew attention to Airey's gardening leave - thought to be between six and 12 months - while the executive chairman, Michael Grade, who hired her to great fanfare last year, failed to mention his former charge at all.

Weil's statement that "attention is the rarest and purest form of generosity" resonated so strongly for Ms. Haslett that she set out to discover more about Weil, who died in England in 1943 at 34. (Afflicted by tuberculosis, she often refused food in solidarity with those suffering under German occupation).

From the guy growing it long in the spirit of virile rebellion to the girl going blonde to feel more beautiful, we use our hairstyles to make a statement, gain attention and attraction.

The absence of sweeping statements, the attention to social policy and social cohesion as a part of national security, is more likely to help achieve what is obviously every prime minister's primary goal – to keep all Australians safe.

Mohammed Abbou, a Tunisian human rights lawyer, is serving three and a half years in prison after publishing online statements bringing attention to torture in the country's prison system.