Sentence examples for that attentive from inspiring English sources

Ms. Foster was among those who enjoyed that attentive audience.

Our waiter at Avenue was, for the most part, attentive, though not all that attentive considering he had no other customers.

Like much music written under authoritarian regimes, the Plastic People's songs may well hold double-entendres and sidelong references that attentive local listeners could glean at the time.

PERSONAL attacks, digging up the past and dodgy grammar: the start of Britain's unofficial election campaign for the poll expected on May 5th suggests that attentive voters are in for a grim time.

There is little hint of the music of the time — no rock 'n' roll, no Bob Dylan — but Mr. Stucky said that attentive listeners might catch a ghost of the civil rights anthem "We Shall Overcome".

She's right if you believe that attentive salespeople are all "long gone," that troubled people are more comforted by chat rooms than by friends and support groups, that your child's alternative to e-mail will be television, and that privacy and solitude are made possible by the computer.

The AARP campaign argues that focused, attentive marketing to older Americans is more important than before.

What the smitten Australian schoolgirl could never have guessed was that the attentive young man who "made me feel good about myself" was in fact a middle-aged, paunchy father of two from her small Queensland home town of Dalby.

A key tenet of Golden Age detection was "fair play" — the idea that an attentive reader must in theory have as good a shot at solving the mystery as the story's detective.

In this paradigm, the main task is performed simultaneously with a competing task that demands attentive resources for its concretization.

It is just the right spot for seclusion, with luxurious accommodations and service that is attentive yet discreet.