Sentence examples for were more attentive from inspiring English sources

Few people were more attentive to the news than Victoria Schneps-Yunis, the publisher of The Queens Courier.

"I actually think they were more attentive because it was the first production in this beautiful theater".

But older and better-educated voters were more attentive, as were primary voters who had made a firm decision and those who were more enthusiastic than usual.

She believes that the angst propelling the movement would be diminished if patients had greater access to palliative care and if doctors were more attentive to their patients' psychological suffering.

Clemmensen and Weekes are not as adept as Brodeur at handling the puck, so their teammates were more attentive to helping them move the puck out of their zone.

"Boring," or its equivalent in other languages, was an adjective more commonly bruited about, but I found myself looking sharply at those who uttered it and wishing they were more attentive.

As the students constructed their bird models, it was apparent that they were more attentive to some structures and less concerned with modeling others.

This outcome indicates that these young learners were more attentive to selected features of birds and therefore, were more likely to recognize the similarities and differences among these particular structures.

Even though medical staff were more attentive to elevated blood pressure among overweight and obese children, high blood pressure was still missed in four out of five of them.

"[Old surveys suggest] that men thought they were more attentive lovers after using the plant, and most folks thought that it enhanced orgasm and increased general arousal and responsiveness".

These sub-adult males are known to harass females, which may help explain why certain females were more attentive [53].