Sentence examples for sufficiently attentive from inspiring English sources

She felt, she said, that Mr. Stone was not sufficiently attentive, and she called her manager in a rage.

Finding fault with "The Deer Hunter," he read those faults forward into Cimino's next film without being sufficiently attentive to what Cimino might have been doing differently.

In defending Mr. Bush from recent contentions that he was not sufficiently attentive to domestic terrorist threats before Sept. 11, the White House has cited his face-to-face meetings with Mr. Tenet as proof of his interest.

The same survey, which had a margin of error of plus or minus three percentage points, showed that 46percentt of Americans believed that Mr. Bush was sufficiently attentive to the concerns of allies, with 30percentt saying he was not.

The ones who have passed, when I meet them at the big gate they're going to ask me, 'Did you take care of our music?' " If you don't like Moran's playing, you might think that he isn't sufficiently attentive to structures that other musicians adhere to, or as elegant as Nat King Cole.

Several of these officials said that the administration was not sufficiently attentive, and that this error was compounded by smugness -- by an assumption that Republican lawmakers would and should fall merrily in line behind a new president when he pursued an important priority.

The first concerns non-normative properties of works of art that are simply in it, in some sense, and are available, at least in principle, to anyone of normal eyes and ears if sufficiently sensitive, attentive, and experienced.

The committee found that Ehud Barak, then the prime minister, "was not sufficiently aware and attentive" to developments among Arabs that "created the possibility of widespread riots".

On the other hand, the PEEP-related short-term effect is sufficiently substantial that it could be detected by attentive clinicians, and so it could be used to adapt ventilatory settings for weaning from mechanical ventilation.

With Aretha Franklin, especially, Jerry Wexler did work sufficiently fine to justify the reputation of Atlantic as a company attentive to excellence in black music.

First, the spatial scale is sufficiently different that small targets in open spaces are unlikely to be detected through pre-attentive or attentive vision alone (e.g. Treisman & Gelade, 1980; Wolfe, 2007; Wolfe, Cave, & Franzel, 1989) but will also require head and body movement (i.e. physical foraging behavior).