Sentence examples for whatever attention from inspiring English sources

"I think the White House has got to focus whatever attention that is needed to make this happen," said Gail R. Wilensky, who ran the Health Care Financing Administration under President George Bush.

Whatever attention Sydney gets this season will be focused on Franklin, whose every bad game or stupid move will be joyfully costed against a contract worth more than $3,000 a day.

While the awards in other categories amount to little financially, producers say, they promote those nominees anyway, in part to get whatever attention they can from Tony voters but mostly because they have no choice.

Unfortunately, as she grew old and her film career wound down, she couldn't let go -- she trivialized her reputation by appearing in worthless films and TV dramas, and she began exposing her private life to the public in books and interviews, grabbing whatever attention she could command.

As a small community, Samoans are used to taking whatever attention they can get.

"I gotta say, I think Hotline has been invaluable for whatever attention I've gained.

In dzogchen, as taught by my teacher Tsoknyi Rinpoche, we repeatedly let go of whatever our attention fixates on and turn toward the awareness that is attending.

Mr. Jenkins said he was satisfied with whatever ancillary attention he gets from Mr. Rylance's impromptu performances of his work.

When you arrive in their hands a quivering wreck they calm you down, give you a cup of tea and a cuddle, and whatever medical attention you need.

If you're eating some chips, or b-day cake, or whatever pay attention to the serving size!

This shows that the pupil is not only an index of spatial attention but a proxy for various forms of selective attention: Whatever visual information is important (be it feature or location) will be echoed by the pupil.