1. Sometimes family demands will require your full attention.

2. But I'm afraid she needs my full attention.

3. Don't pay attention to Patrick; he's full of blarney.

4. Comrade leaders at all levels, you must give it your full attention.

5. The conversation lulled Awhile, as all parties gave full attention to their food

6. He graduated in 2012 and has diverted his full attention to series/movies.

7. Simulacrum of signs has attracted wide attention in the present society full of information.

8. What better to satiate some pre - election hunger pangs than a belly full of media attention?

9. Worryingly, Pyongyang's drive towards full nuclear status may no longer be aimed at getting Washington's attention.

10. Magazines Versus Radio ■ Magazines get full attention and concentration from the reader; radio is often 'background' noise.

11. He evidently found the new idiom interestingly problematic, but not attractive enough to compel his full attention.

12. The cooking period may require full attention, as in stirring, basting, or turning, or it may not.

13. We should pay attention to thses influence factors in order bring their scientific channelling effect into full play.

14. A Conscious decision or action is made or done deliberately with you giving your full attention to it

15. This apologetic use of revisionist history is, however, so full of pitfalls that it, too, deserves critical attention.

16. • This Apologetic use of revisionist history is, however, so full of pitfalls that it, too, deserves critical attention

17. It is perhaps more surprising that they do sometimes attend to such matters, if never with full care and attention.

18. English Language Learners Definition of Cosset formal : to give (someone) a lot of care and attention or too much care and attention See the full definition for Cosset in the English Language Learners …

19. A Crabbed approach will require some adjustments close to touch down but like any landing you should be on full attention

20. Attention!

21. ADD abbr. attention deficit disorder Attention deficit disorder.

22. Pay attention.

23. Attention, passengers.:

24. Your attention!

25. Attention, travelers.

26. Attention customers!

27. This change has allowed the Ministry of Advanced Education, Training, and Technology to direct its full attention to improving learning for post-secondary students

28. This change has allowed the Ministry of Advanced Education, Training, and Technology to direct its full attention to improving learning for post‐secondary students.

29. Alert definition: If you are Alert , you are paying full attention to things around you and are able to Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples

30. When pressing needs have arisen, some in special full-time service have been able to give attention to those needs without leaving their assignments.

31. Synonyms for Crowd puller include attention-getter, attention draw, attention-grabber, draw, enticement, inducement, lure, pull, attraction and allurement

32. Your attention, please!

33. Open gates invite attention and disequilibration; closed gates preclude attention and disequilibration.

34. This change has allowed the Ministry of Advanced Education, Training, and Technology to direct its full attention to improving learning for post-secondary students. 2.

35. You may be able to achieve the same effect by forcing yourself to give full attention to work that you do not normally find enjoyable.

36. Crying: needing immediate attention.

37. Attention, comic book aficionados!

38. So it's the exact same procedure, we're just focusing people's attention on the part of the glass that's full, or the part of the glass that's empty.

39. Activate Window Demanding Attention

40. Want to pay attention.

41. The wound craved attention.

42. ▪ Pay close attention

43. P.a.: attention, all patrons.

44. You mustn't attract attention.

45. Attention on the rig.

46. Your attention, dear passengers.

47. Attention Deficit Hyperactive Disorder (ADHD) or Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD) are probably the most well-known disorders with a strong component of altered Attention

48. Focused Attention is the brain's ability to concentrate its Attention on a target stimulus for any period of time.Focused Attention is a type of Attention that makes it possible to quickly detect relevant stimuli

49. Conspicuous: likely to attract attention

50. Confusion principle, Attention principle, Amphiboly

51. They listened with rapt Attention

52. The flames also receive attention.

53. True attention requires overcoming habituation.

54. I was kinda diggin'the attention.

55. Paying Attention Saved Their Lives

56. Our discussion engrossed his attention.

57. We invite your attention to...

58. Catchy: likely to attract attention

59. ... paying attention to crowd- sourcing.

60. Pay attention to your manners.

61. We don't need the attention.

62. Most little kids crave attention.

63. Many young children crave attention.

64. The sentry sprang to attention.

65. 2199861759 Bawdship Sesquicentennial battlefield attention

66. Find another word for Attention

67. It's a cry for attention.

68. No one is paying attention!

69. She listened with eager attention.

70. They listened with rapt attention.

71. Now I've got your attention.

72. All passengers your attention please

73. May I crave your attention?

74. Full attention to the carefully planned in advance and strict process management and control[Sentencedict.com], ex post facto analysis and continuous improvement to ensure the authority of the product.

75. Full-Bloomed synonyms, Full-Bloomed pronunciation, Full-Bloomed translation, English dictionary definition of Full-Bloomed

76. Another word for Concentrate: focus your attention, focus, pay attention, be engrossed, consider closely Collins English Thesaurus

77. ▪ Attention “Most ‘memory failures’ actually represent failures in attention,” says the book Mysteries of the Mind.

78. Buzzword has the ability to capture and retain the attention of an entire room full of people as team members combine their knowledge to solve a set of 10 clues

79. Bemuse: to hold the attention of.

80. Attentionally meaning With regard to attention.