Sentence examples for trained to pay from inspiring English sources

"You're trained to pay attention to detail," he said, enumerating the butler's myriad duties, including my personal favorite, packing and unpacking.

But if you're a reader who hasn't been trained to pay attention, each time you click a link, you're constructing your own text.

Whatever Zellweger has done, or has had done, to her face is up to her, of course, but having been trained to pay close attention to famous faces for so long, it's difficult to pretend we haven't registered the change.

Text embeddings are trained to pay more attention to those important words while ignore unimportant ones.

Moreover, physicians and other professionals involved in the management of dementia patients should be trained to pay special attention to the particular care-related problems (pressure ulcers, infections or inadequate fluid intake).

These changes in physiology, initiated by the autonomic nervous system, are reliable predictors that a man is about to get violent, but normally go unnoticed unless the man is trained to pay conscious attention to these reactions.

An MP is calling for Southeastern trains to pay compensation to passengers for delays of a few minutes.

So the argument is that they're getting the people who actually use trains to pay a bigger chunk of the bill.

MKP charges enough for the weekend training to pay for the rental of the facility, enrollment, insurance, and the like.

Kin looked between the experimenter's wrist watch and her face alternately during the imitation training, and then the experimenter broke into the training to pay her attention toward her watch with Kin (fig. 1A).

We re-examined this question, and additionally whether dogs' propensity to follow gaze was affected by age and/or training to pay attention to humans.