attention

• draw attention

  There is however, one further distinction which is rarely noted, but which it is important to draw attention to here.

• particular attention

  Pay particular attention to any areas which may be problematic — unexplained gaps in work sequence, poor examination results, etc.

• serious attention

  Book publishing is another important aspect of the print media to which private organisations and the government should pay serious attention.

• little attention

  Beetle attack which has ceased requires little attention except for any necessary repairs to the damaged timbers.

• draw your attention

  Someone who could draw your attention without being seen.

• care and attention

  Erm,uncare, undue care and attention, yeah.

• attention is directed

  It is to his circumstances that attention is directed in fixing the rate of tax to be paid.

• attention away

  They had to try to take attention away from the accepted theory that Jibril and the Syrians were responsible.

• turn his attention

  If England feared Spain, for the Scottish Protestants Henri II became a very present menace; for through his daughter-in-law Mary he might turn his attention to the Calvinists in Scotland as well as those in France.

• attention to detail

  He will be remembered for his wonderful attention to detail and his meticulous work.

• attention given

  What makes it so is the extraordinary care and attention given to every guest by its owner, Jean Dodgson.

• so much attention

  Never has there been a gas cooker with so many refinements, so many innovations, so much attention to detail as the new Moffat Discovery.

• public attention

  It could be part also of an effort to raise a smoke screen to divert public attention from Reagan's plan for a massive military build-up.

• pay attention

  I wish you'd learn to pay attention.

• attention should

  Instead, attention should be focused on halting the felling of existing forests.

• less attention

  Even in the most politically advanced parts of the continent foreign affairs still attracted, for the most part, much less attention than internal problems.

• direct attention

  Detailed studies of particular artefacts direct attention to the varying complexity involved in manufacturing items, many of them designed for specific functions.

• attention back

  He simply turned his attention back to his pudding.