Some yeshiva officials frowned upon the attention.
Johnson's, like a liquor of more body, seems too strong at first, but, by degrees, is highly relished; and such is the melody of his periods, so much do they captivate the ear, and seize upon the attention, that there is scarcely any writer, however inconsiderable, who does not aim, in some degree, at the same species of excellence".
Topsy's algorithms calculate who the experts are for specific keywords, terms and links, updating influence graphs based upon the attention generated from Google+ and Twitter posts.
"How do you communicate the danger and the threat of a disease that's fundamentally, historically mild?" But there is at least one real threat, "which has thrust it upon the attention and concern of the entire world," Fauci said: If the virus infects pregnant women, their babies can be born with small heads, called microcephaly, and other abnormalities.
They further looked at "contemporaneous events, the situation as it existed and as it was pressed upon the attention of the legislative body".
According to the New York Times: All who heard their cases argued before the Supreme Court of the United States, a few months since, will recollect seeing this same Indian, and that he was well posted on the points he desired his counsel to press upon the attention of the Court.
The use of the program increases the efficiency of learning, since it may develop the abstraction ability necessary to understand key aspects of the process it simulates, upon increasing the attention of the students, their receptivity, their judgement and reasoning.
Upon bringing this to the attention of the clearly battle-weary veteran flight attendant, we were told that there was nothing that could be done to remedy the situation.
Two smartly dressed monkeys toting a fiasco of wine, "who always waited upon her with all the attention and respect that officers of a royal household are accustomed to pay to queens," watch with concern as the Beast's life hangs in the balance.
But again, as with the attack on the U.S. consulate in Benghazi, so much of what the Republican leadership and their flacks in talk radio inject into the debate depends entirely upon the short attention span of the American public.
Based upon the media attention devoted to a certain candidate for the Republican nomination to be president of the United States, we thought this person's last name as a word might creep onto someone's list.
