Sentence examples for with equal attention from inspiring English sources

Here flies swarm over the living and the dead with equal attention, perhaps because one doesn't really seem all that different from the other.

Perhaps there is a case for setting goals to reduce human suffering with equal attention to the more recognisable and measurable goal of saving lives?

Some biographies of artists take in the whole life — preferably with equal attention to the work, and integrating the two elements to the extent that the work invites it.

Liberman's personal history forms the narrative backbone of "It's Modern," but the book is primarily about his work, with equal attention given to his innovative editorial design and the rather less celebrated painting and sculpture he considered his true calling.

The Washington Post has also added its voice to the chorus, praising a book that's "subtle, wry and moving" while also noting that "it is especially satisfying to hear a powerful writer narrate men's and women's lives lovingly and with equal attention".

Sixty years later, Barenboim is the elder statesman of classical music, listened to with equal attention whether he is at the piano, on the conductor's podium, in the administrator's office or behind a lectern – or, at the end of this anniversary concert, standing relaxed on the stage, telling stories to the audience.

Her observations and memories of life within the British establishment are not confined to individuals but document politics, great events and daily life with an equal attention to detail, providing historians with a clear picture of the events described.

During the study weekly supervision meetings were led by ZC and CGF with close and equal attention being paid to the quality of implementation of the two treatments.

But should the recount strategy fail, we will be left to wonder whether the Gore team erred in not giving the butterfly equal attention with the chad.

His chosen seven are three pioneers: Piet Mondrian, Kasimir Malevich and Wassily Kandinsky; and four mid-century Americans: Jackson Pollock, Barnett Newman, Clyfford Still and Mark Rothko.All get roughly equal attention, with a wealth of insight into their life and thinking.

At both chains, nonalcoholic drinks are getting equal attention, with options like the "Dri Tai," a variation on the Mai Tai made with nonalcoholic Triple Sec, almond syrup, fresh lemon, orange and pineapple juice, simple syrup and a splash of cola (to mimic the rum in the alcoholic version).