Sentence examples for we called attention to from inspiring English sources

A few weeks ago, when my colleague Adam Gopnik and I introduced Vincente Minnelli's rhapsodically beautiful Second World War romance "The Clock" at the New-York Historical Society, we called attention to a remarkable scene — the hastily newlywed couple's morning after at the small breakfast table in a room of a modest hotel.

Together we can! December 3 , 2012– On the 20th anniversary the International Day of Persons with Disabilities, we called attention to the importance of promoting the rights of persons with disabilities and to mobilise support to build a more inclusive society.

We call attention to Mr. Mantle's predicament only because it seems to us such a neat illustration of the magic fallacy, or the mania for the preservation of worthless objects.

Hence, we call attention to the fact that the Department of Sanitation has painted "Complaint Department" along with the relevant telephone number, on the sides of its new trucks, and express the hope: that the trail will be followed by others- for instance, the owners of taxis, buses, and private cars (for the benefit of dodging pedestrians), and, of course, the Long Island Railroad.

We show that experimental measurements based on the linearized theory may cause misinterpretation of data, and we call attention to several phenomena which appear worthy of experimental investigation.

We call attention to the fact that Lemma 2.5 contains a A-weight, which makes the inequality be more flexible and more useful.

We call attention to the need for engaging with scholarship from and by global-South scholars with the intent of reconceptualizing languaging behavior and identity-positionings beyond boundaries.

Within these efforts to shape the conduct of NGOs we call attention to the constitutive role of NGO 'counter-conduct' – conduct by NGOs motivated by a desire to be governed differently (Foucault, 2007).

In the present article, we call attention to the importance of investigating the relationships between fluxes and isotopomer or mass isotopomer distributions to understand the mechanism of generating specific isotopomers.

We call attention to the historical fact that the meaning of symmetry in antiquity as it appears in Vitruvius's De architectura is entirely different from the modern concept.

While acknowledging that various research designs are required to get a bigger picture of the complexity of ECEC, we call attention to the particular potential of longitudinal studies to inform policy making.