Sentence examples for wasted attention from inspiring English sources

I don't care how many people read what you write or attend your church or click on your video or like your meme, if love and unity are not at the core of it all, it's wasted attention and it serves only to divide and separate humanity.

I also wonder, as we waste attention on make believe reality shows, do we have the appetite, the strength of character, to join together to hear this story through seeing this film for a start?

Indonesia has set aside 171 billion Indonesian rupiah, or almost $18 million, to draft a new curriculum, but many worry that the money will be wasted if attention is not put toward improving the education system as a whole.

In an effort to simplify substrate preparation and minimize waste, attention has recently turned to the development of γ-selective arylations of electrophiles with Lewis-basic leaving groups.

But to keep trying to grow corn in the Sahara -- pick your own metaphor -- when there's little or no pay-off either present or in sight means that you are stressing yourself and probably others for little gain, plus wasting time, attention, and other resources that could be better invested elsewhere.

Keeping in mind that proinflammatory factors play a pivotal role in mediating muscle wasting, the attention was focused on cytokine-dependent signals, in particular those activated by Mitogen-Activated Protein Kinases (MAPKs).

Your time is not wasted and your attention never wavers because he always knows just what to show you – and, crucially, what to leave out.

But worse than just resigning to being disconnected, many like me wasted battery and attention futilely trying to jack into Snapchat's wifi.

Music For An Accelerated Culture (Surface Noise/Atlantic) 2 stars Lifting enough video-game bleeps to land them in court with Nintendo, Hadouken! are setting themselves up as demagogues for a new wave of wasted youths with short attention spans.

Nevertheless, Mr. Forti said the Crossroads groups' investment was hardly wasted, because it diverted Democratic attention and resources from other races.

LANG LANG Alan Gilbert teams up with the ebullient young pianist for the centerpiece of the New York Philharmonic's New Year's Eve concert, Tchaikovsky's Piano Concerto No. 1. Look for the splashiest of gestures, musically and physically, from Mr. Lang: the concert will be broadcast by "Live From Lincoln Center," and no opportunity to catch casual listeners' attention will be wasted.