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During the time that I am speaking, be as attentive to my words as if it was the Lord Buddha himself sitting in front of you.

E is preparing for listed of the company, but I attentive to her, hoping she deal to me.

in fact, it had become quite a habit with me of not being too attentive to women lest they come toppling, bloodripe, into my cold lap.

She has always been a precocious child, very sensitive and attentive to much of what's going on in the adult world.

She discovered that he was more attentive to her because he understood how busy or tired she was.

To be attentive to one's body, to care for and paint it is to set oneself up as a rival of God and contest His creation.

He was always attentive to his wife.

But any business should be aware of its inadvertent biases, and entrepreneurs ought to be attentive to these gaps in market coverage.

But director Chan is just as attentive to the more subtle emotional bond of Jinxi the quiet family man and his strong, loyal wife.

Being worried about his exam result, he was not in the least attentive to the visiting Professor's lecture.

Supreme Master Ching Hai has always been attentive to the special needs of children, and encourages arts education for young people.

But that attention must be managed carefully, lest people become paralyzed by fear rather than attentive to it.

Organized, attentive to detail and able to prioritize and handle multiple projects with competing deadlines.

Hard working, well organized, attentive to details with good sense of responsibility and numerical accuracy.

This is the last class in French, so I want you to be attentive to what I say.

Consequently, collectivists are more attentive to how the conflict is expressed than individualists (Ting-Toomey, 1994).

They are as attentive to us here in the shelter as their busy schedules allow. They feed us, of course, but I lost my appetite days ago.

It is not an excuse, but perhaps I am not attentive to my writing as I should be. I meant no disrespect to you truly!

A good waiter is always attentive to the needs of the guests.

A supporting tour guide is always courteous and attentive to guest's needs.

Regulatory regimes perversely encouraged banks to off-load debt and thus to be less attentive to the risks.

Sojourns to the Dutch family, is sure not to be too attentive to the hostess.

At breakfast, Monday morning, Aunt Polly and Mary were very loving to Tom, and very attentive to his wants.

It's not some mystical thing at work. It's simply that you're more attentive to the things you're interested in.

Gathering together all energy to be attentive; to be attentive, otherwise it's not religion.

The Waiter must be attentive to the guests needs at all times.

Instruct your child to be attentive to the traffic and standing safely on the sidewalk.

They were both very attentive to her comfort, certainly.

So why would we be especially attentive to people with a bad reputation?

attentive to details; the nurse was attentive to her patient; an attentive suitor.

But if Mr. Chuck come, tell him Mr. Carter is more attentive to a woman's. . .

When we are attentive to the Spirit of God within us, we will gradually learn to put our temperaments in the service of a virtuous life.

The Fed was "attentive to the implications of changes in the value of the dollar for inflation and inflation expectations" , he added.

While addressing pressing concerns at home, we must remain attentive to global trends, and take a longer term view of our future.

And could not find what they might do: for all the people were very attentive to hear him.

should be attentive to what your parents have said.

It pays to be especially attentive to those customers who bring children along or those children who were asked to do the shopping.

'Women are trained to be more attentive to emotional experience than men, and more willing to share their feelings with other people. '

Say it with a smile to show that you are friendly and attentive to guest? s needs.

Lord, hear my voice: let thine ears be attentive to the voice of my supplications.

Man leads to a restaurant liu qing cabin, the attendants yell, attentive to their own point liu qing and coffee.

Now, O my God, let your eyes be open and your ears attentive to the prayer of this place.

Your lover may be annoyed if you have been flirtatious or not attentive to their needs.

And there are many other areas we have to be attentive to.

Be absorbedly attentive to research into the cause of cancer.

In case you have been told to wear a ring on this finger, you would need to be especially attentive to the changes that happen in your life.

Being attentive to the details in your life will mean that you will pay attention to the details in her life.

We are attentive to the implications of changes in the value of the dollar for inflation and inflation expectations.

Ex : He is really attentive to his work. Actually, he often works with undivided attention.

Now my eyes will be open and my ears attentive to the prayers offered in this place.

Ms. Zhao is very attentive to the needs and requirements of each students ability.

Attentive to team members emotional needs, be a human leader.

We must be constantly and carefully attentive to how we interpret data from scales.

Now , my God , may your eyes be open and your ears attentive to the prayers offered in this place .

When the eggs hatched, Mama and Papa Eagle were attentive to their offspring, taking turns hunting for food and guarding the nest.

She says, 'Be more attentive to other people. Be attentive to the elderly, to children, to Holocaust survivors.

A quick decision-maker, he is also attentive to ideas from the small but growing team he is building at the QIA.

But Emmy had always been good and attentive to him.

A new biography by Donald Sturrock paints a sympathetic picture of the author that is also attentive to his many flaws.

The nurse was attentive to her patient.

Dr. Sun Yat-sen became aware of and attentive to issues of China's fanners , during his endeavor to solve living problems of Chinese.

Nonviolent communication can thus be truly attentive to each other and ourselves in relationships.

Must be precise and attentive to detail.

Good interpersonal and communication skill, initiative, organized, willing to learn new knowledge, attentive to details, and team spirit.

Attentive to or concerned with details or niceties, often excessively so; meticulous or fussy.

They are attentive to their communities on an almost daily basis.

But once loved my person to come, be caring and attentive to me, my tears would a big drop down!

He's not very attentive to his guests.

I hope that after the separation you can be more attentive to my efforts to struggle.

May sinners, on every side, become attentive to the words of truth and salvation.

We've been reminding all police cadets to be attentive to their daily behavior, such as uploading photos to their blogs.

I am very romantic, spontaneous, passionate, caring, loving, very attentive to a womans wants and needs.

They are as attentive to us here in the shelter as their schedules allow.

Ministers should be more attentive to the needs of families.

A man courteously attentive to women.

Second, British planning authority is bureaucratic, too attentive to details, which makes planning procedure more and more complicated.

He's really attentive to his work.

However, Xiao Bo is rather convinced of ET's identity. He is very attentive to ET, enthusiastically showing him what the Earth looks like.

Please be more attentive to your studies.

Be attentive to the customer.

Be attentive to the daughter or son in law.

Being attentive to these details will make money-raising and exiting a lot easier.

Being attentive to details in your life.

He argues that China's authoritarian polity has become more responsive over time, and more attentive to the needs of society.

She is attentive to her studies.

Is your father attentive to you, Master Heathcliff?

In the next few days I shall BE fully attentive to your sagacious counsel and perceptive analysis

He had imbibed at Geneva the idea that one must always attentive to one's aunt.

As people are living a better life now, they are getting more and more attentive to their hairstyles.

The GRO informs the Operator Supervisor to be extra attentive to requests coming from this room.

Continue to be attentive to the performance of the shop after improvement plan, proceed its second level plan if needs;

She says I never listen and I'm not attentive to her emotions . . yeeah

Should be Attentive to the Issues about Development and Application of MIS for Electric Power Construction Enterprises

Is unusually attentive to details or not concerned with details at all;

It means pressing our institutions to be faster, more flexible, more open and more attentive to clients;

Good communicative and interpersonal skills, patience and attentive to details;

Proceeding must be attentive to in inoculating birds

The Relationship to Be Attentive to Application of ITS in China

Always attentive to her dazzling revelations, I asked who the man was, and her simple reply was

Be attentive to the needs of the guest

Staff were not attentive to food safety issues

Be highly attentive to the problems concerning the people's daily lives

i am excessively attentive to all those things

It is this voice in priority to all others that you should be attentive to;