Sentences with phrase «anyone paying attention when»

Anyone paying attention when it first launched KNEW that was coming.

Not exact matches

When you begin working with anyone new, pay close attention to his or her behavior from the onset.

When a woman tries to call her family to meals and they are so bent on their own pursuits that they do not come, or tries to correct a child who pays no attention, or talks into the telephone to discover suddenly that she has been cut off or that the other party has hung up the receiver, she is not really speaking to anyone.

In March, when I first wrote about how the biotech rider — called the Monsanto Protection Act by its vocal opponents — undercut the constitutional concept of separation of powers, it seemed hardly anyone (other than the usual advocacy groups) was paying attention.

One Republican described the Saturday explanation as making the governor «look weak,» since you never want to be in a position of justifying what you've done — especially not on a beautiful Saturday afternoon in July when barely anyone is paying much attention.

This is surprising (and potentially alarming) when you consider that anyone with any sort of digestive issue should be paying close attention to lectins since they're found in so many foods.

Dislikes: When I don't pay attention to him, won't let him have my coffee or whatever I'm currently eating (anyone else hide food from their child so they can eat it?)

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The pictures Best sites for dating simulation when you don't have time to pay attention to anyone.

For anyone who cares to pay attention, the horrors of this film are intrinsically tied to America's embarrassing history with race, and these issues do not end when the film ends.

They understand when you pay attention to anyone else but them.

However, for anyone that has paid attention when I am writing, you...

When anyone proposes that there are major faults in the earlier knowledge she or he can not expect that others pay much attention to that unless sufficiently evidence is given on the significance of the new findings and on that the new approach does not contradict earlier confirmed knowledge.

(And don't get me going on «ar - tic»...) And then there's the latest fad for sentences with the structure «x can't help but y,» when anyone who pays attention to language would know that «help» and «but» do the same work, and what you want is either «x can't but y» — which only English novelists say, granted — and «x can't help y - ing».