Sentence examples for would be attentive from inspiring English sources

Zoning officials would be attentive to the concerns of mall developers.

After all, only a true fan would be attentive enough to the fake brand's imaginary world to pick up on the reference.

A list of areas in which both countries seek closer cooperation that was published today contained a pledge that they would "be attentive to adopt common positions in international bodies, including the Security Council".

It described the naming of bishops by the Vatican as a guarantee of church unity, but said it was "understandable" that the government would be attentive to the choice of church leaders whose functions had civil as well as spiritual implications.

Last week, Mr. Bernanke promised that "in collaboration with our colleagues at the Treasury," the Fed would "carefully monitor" currency rates and would be "attentive to the implications of changes in the value of the dollar for inflation and inflation expectations".

Otherwise, the person would not be attentive to the display (as in case of (p_2) and (p_3)).

Any person out of the visual range of the display (as in case of (p_1)), whatever its focus may be, would not be attentive towards the display.

If a person is out of the physical Nimbus of (p_5), it would not be attentive as usual (as in case of (p_6)).

Almost half of the interviewees thought that their GP would not be attentive to their complaint, and more than a third (40.0%) were afraid to bother him/her with this problem.

I'd rather be attentive to something in nature: the sun, wind, sounds, glistening of the water or awareness of how the summer humidity swells my fingers.

I would really.... be attentive to the positive and just be aware of the negative.