Sentence examples for too attentive from inspiring English sources

When we're too attentive, we fall victim to tunnel vision.

Adversaries said the law's proponents had been too attentive to liberal academics who shaped public discussion.

The dog had been too attentive, too obsessed with her pregnancy, curling itself along her stomach at night as if hatching the twins with its own heat.

But the Vietnamese bloke with the loud CD-player who'd picked the berth opposite my girlfriend's was too attentive for her liking.

But her boss was a little too attentive — "he would keep dropping things on purpose so that I would have to bend down and get them".

We know, we haven't been too attentive in the past about the little details, dividends and things, that mean a lot to an investor.

Don't be too overly attentive.

The fourth of Billy Graham's five children, he was, by his own telling, a somewhat wayward youth, a heavy smoker and a none-too-attentive student who preferred hunting to books.

Hannah's appraisal of the sublet a too-attentive director finds for her neatly sums up the futility of her existence (and of New York real estate): "With a garbage-strewn backyard view and a nonworking fireplace, it was much more than I could've hoped for".

This meant the event's singular vibe was back, too: both attentive and easygoing, art and commerce.

Mr. Blandi conceded that the classes, which are more like private lessons because each student is paired with a stylist, might be bad for business if too many attentive pupils pick up too many skills.