The phrase "tiny attention" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a lack of attention given to something. For example, "I'm disappointed that my hard work didn't get more than a tiny attention from my boss."
Their bodies may have grown up, but their spirits, as shown in their tantrums and tiny attention spans, are still half formed, and I, for one, find it hard to summon much sympathy for their unimportant plights.
We need – among other things – "a major overhaul of education" to prevent a generation of children becoming emotionally stunted, inarticulate adult hedonists with tiny attention spans, who can't differentiate between blasting away aliens on screen and happy-slapping grannies.
Tony Schwartz, who as Trump's ghostwriter had intimate and daily access to Trump over 18 months in the 1980s, witnessed the constant lies, the tiny attention span and inability to concentrate, the intense egotism – and concluded that Trump was "pathologically impulsive and self-centred".
We spent some weeks this summer attempting to capture the respect & tiny attention of a 1-year-old dachshund, and we recognize & sympathize with those spece scientists long labors to achieve the authority over their small charge... View Article Roger Angell, a senior editor and a staff writer, has contributed to The New Yorker since 1944, and became a fiction editor in 1956.
The digital sceptics also argue that social media is an animal with a tiny attention span – ie, it is well-suited to amplifying the new, but not much good at the dogged business of complexity or gradual, patient concentration on an issue.
Tony Schwartz, who as Trump's ghostwriter had intimate and daily access to Trump over 18 months in the 1980s, witnessed the constant lies, the tiny attention span and inability to concentrate, the intense egotism – and concluded that Trump was "pathologically impulsive and self-centred".
It's one of those tiny attention-to-detail features that makes Apple products, Apple products.
Users may not consciously notice all the tiny bits of attention to detail they encounter in Apple products throughout a day, but it is what endears them to these products.
But that time is spread over an increasing array of devices and, frequently, as a tiny capsule of attention as consumers multi-task, device in one hand, bus ticket in the other.
It is time for policymakers in the West start giving this tiny country more attention.
Any game that lets you plug your own music into it is going to be worth paying at least a tiny bit of attention to, right?
