Предложения со словом «attention»

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• His face expressed attention and expectation, intent but timid and cringing.
• Neb's companions had listened with great attention to this account.
• Pencroft and Neb even rushed into the surf whenever any object attracted their attention.
• But he did not pay much attention to him at the time, and only recollected it afterwards.
• Somebody with a pair of binoculars called attention to activity on the side of the high butte on top of which the relay station was located.
• The sight of the flame seemed at first to fix the attention of the unhappy object, but soon he turned away and the look of intelligence faded.
• But the colonists were too much occupied with their task to pay any attention to even the most formidable of these animals.
• A visitor coming with such laudable intentions might be received with more attention and consideration than if he came from simple curiosity.
• Finally he turned his attention to the garden.
• The engineer sometimes took part in the expeditions made to the unknown parts of the island, which he surveyed with great attention.
• Conn paid less and less attention.
• You have ventured to use the word 'speculation' with regard to my statement upon the subject of Darwinism, and I would call your attention to the fact that such a word in such a connection is offensive to a degree.
• We were still discussing it, endeavoring to adjust our minds to these new conditions, when a singular scene in the plain below arrested our attention.
• It distracted my attention from the terrible thoughts that had been occupying my entire mind.
• The monks, with unchanged countenances, waited, with earnest attention, to hear what the elder would say, but seemed on the point of standing up, like Miusov.
• Suddenly our attention was attracted by the sound of distant shouting, as of many people raising their voices at once, but whether in anger or rejoicing, we could not tell.
• Berren pretended to pay attention while watching the serving girls out of the corner of his eye.
• The settlers had gone some fifty feet farther, when their attention was attracted by distant sounds which came up from the depths.
• For though other people had listened to me with interest and attention, no one had come to me before with such a serious, stern, and concentrated expression.
• Even the unexpected fall of the Duke of Durham into the orchestra, which occurred at this moment, could not distract the petrified attention of the vast audience.
• Don't pay attention: he is a paltry, pitiful devil," he added suddenly.
• He had also seen the newspaper reporters look up and pay attention.
• Pan Mussyalovitch at once called attention to the word "scoundrel," and begged that it should be put down in the protocol.
• She found the pin with an adorable little cry, and I turned my attention more fully to my steering.
• My attention was turned to reefing sails, and no time was to be lost over it, either, for the sea in a moment was confusion itself, and I was glad to head the sloop three points or more away from her true course that she might ride safely over the waves.
• I was about to leave the rack when my attention was attracted by the revolvers.
• Berren even tried to pay attention, but he might as well not have bothered.
• They must work to keep attention.
• The secretary, for instance, who was also behind the curtain, fussing about and listening, called Nikolay Parfenovitch's attention to the cap, which they were also fingering.
• I would draw your attention also to an entirely physical cause, which renders the Southern colder than the Northern Hemisphere.
• And, crushed as he was by his own sorrow, his eyes involuntarily rested on her with attention.
• The most that we could do was to check their progress by distracting their attention with the flash and roar of our guns, and so to give both the natives and ourselves time to reach the steps which led to safety.
• He came and worked near him, and occupied himself in different things, so as to fix his attention.
• Nobody was paying any attention, either to him or to the other man.
• They seemed to be staring at him with perfectly unruffled attention.
• It only needed care and attention, as they had plenty of wood and could renew their store at any time.
• Thus, although we found Southampton full of Pressmen, we absolutely refused to give any information, which had the natural effect of focussing public attention upon the meeting which was advertised for the evening of November 7th.
• As we were about to leave the pool and enter the corridor, an officer called my attention to the waters upon which the submarine floated.
• The jerks attracted the attention of the gallinaceae, and they attacked the hooks with their beaks.
• At times, the stranger gave some slight attention to what was said, and the settlers were soon convinced that he partly understood them.
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• Nobody paid the least attention to him.
• It hides us from the eyes of the pirates, and we can act without attracting their attention.
• Perhaps a thousand feet from me the river broke, as it seemed, directly from the base of the cliffs, and as there seemed not the remotest chance for escape in that direction I turned my attention again toward the forest.
• He was heard with silent attention.
• The stranger listened with extreme attention.
• When Cyrus Harding and his companions recovered consciousness, thanks to the attention lavished upon them, they found themselves in the cabin of a steamer, without being able to comprehend how they had escaped death.
• The flatface scope, at the moment the center of attention, was a horizontal glass circle set into a tabletop console.
• The forefinger straightened as though admonishing to attention.
• Had they, their squealing and grunting would have grown to such a volume as to attract the attention of the warriors within the buildings.
• But though there might be no inconvenience in the enclosure being so far from Granite House, it would not be the same with the poultry-yard, to which Neb called the attention of the colonists.
• He was led there without difficulty, and with careful attention, it might, perhaps, be hoped that some day he would be a companion to the settlers in Lincoln Island.
• The son of the great Master of Metropolis realised that, as long as numbers came dripping out of the invisible no word, which was not a number, and coming from a visible mouth, could lay claim to the least attention.
• Under way, and with nothing for the time being to do, I turned my attention to the situation of the boats.
• My attention was soon drawn away from these distant sights and brought back to what was going on at my very feet.
• But only in his last year he suddenly succeeded in attracting the attention of a far wider circle of readers, so that a great many people noticed and remembered him.
• There was, in short, an extraordinary worldwide barn raising, in the sense Mike Godwin uses the term in his book Cyber Rights, around a news event that had captured the attention of the world.
• Could he, had he been plotting the murder, have desired to attract the attention of the household by having a fit just before?
• My heart was filled with joy, but my attention was especially caught by a middle-aged man who came up to me with the others.
• And yet so deeply is the love of his country implanted in the heart of man, that if a ship had unexpectedly come in sight of the island, the colonists would have made signals, would have attracted her attention, and would have departed!
• My ship was sailing along now without attention to the helm.
• At the iCommons iSummit 07 Lessig announced that he will stop focusing his attention on copyright and related matters and will work on political corruption instead.
• Berren walked closer but the soldiers paid no attention to him.
• It was not even probable that his attention had been awakened by the screen of green branches and creepers hiding the windows of Granite House, and showing rather conspicuously on the bare rock.
• At the same time, reports of the near completion of Ouroboros II were monopolizing the newscasts, to distract public attention from what was happening at Force Command.
• As we had no desire to draw the attention of the Indians to our proceedings, we stumbled along in the dark until we had gone round several curves and penetrated a considerable distance into the cavern.
• He could not speak of that great country without ardor, and this ardor was infectious, for, ignorant as I was, he fixed my attention and stimulated my curiosity.
• This massive man compelled one's attention and respect.
• The calkers at Montevideo paid very careful attention to the work of making the sloop tight.
• I mean, beginning from some miserable trifle, how I got up, what I had for breakfast, how I spat, and where I spat, and so distracting the attention of the criminal, suddenly stun him with an overwhelming question, 'Whom did you murder?
• I have never yet encountered any problem, however, which my inventive brain was unable to solve, and I promise you that to-morrow I will turn my attention to the question of our descent." And so the matter was allowed to rest.
• My first thought was that a man who had come through a collision and rubbed shoulders with death merited more attention than I received.
• I ought to say something of this Smerdyakov, but I am ashamed of keeping my readers' attention so long occupied with these common menials, and I will go back to my story, hoping to say more of Smerdyakov in the course of it.
• After dark, you made sure to pay careful attention not to see anyone else who might be about and, if you could, you made quite sure that theysaw you not seeing them.
• But it was not these inspiring and magnificent evidences of Nature's grandeur that took my immediate attention from the beauties of the forest.
• The outlook seemed dark from whatever angle I viewed it, but my mind was so torn with anguish at the thought of Dejah Thoris that I realize now that I gave the terrible question of Helium's plight but scant attention at that time.
• Neb's companions had watched his daring attempt with painful anxiety, and when he was out of sight, they fixed their attention on the land where their hope of safety lay, while eating some shell-fish with which the sand was strewn.
• Alyosha sat down to the table and began to tell his story, but at the first words he lost his embarrassment and gained the whole of Lise's attention as well.
• Then, right out from all the others and close to the edge of the cliff, were two figures, so strange, and under other circumstances so ludicrous, that they absorbed my attention.
• Their attention was first arrested by the snow-topped mountain which rose at a distance of six or seven miles.
• Let me thank you for all the care and attention which you have devoted to my affairs.

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