Sentences with phrase «attract much notice»

For American eyes, apparently, not the sort of European diplomatic pageantry that attracts much notice.

For years people had been letting their dogs run free in the meadow to the west of the elementary school without attracting much notice; but once an authorized off - leash «dog park» was proposed and a petition presented to the Littlefield Board of Aldermen, fierce arguments erupted over whose rights to the park should be upheld, and the town broke into factions: those who loved dogs and those who did not, at least not in the park.

Not exact matches

An outreach campaign doesn't have much to stand on without content, since video, words and images provide the raw material to attract notice and make the candidate's case.

A pen and notepad would attract too much notice, so he set up his office voicemail so that he could call it from his mobile phone and record long messages.

The outer layer of the gobstopper is a stealth layer; much as in the technique used by Doxil and other first - generation nanodrugs, its surface attracts water molecules, so the particle can avoid notice by the body's patrolling immune cells.

The even mix is as crisp and weighty as it should be, without doing all that much to attract notice.

An all - new anything runs the risk of being too different and sending customers scurrying away, or too much the same and not attracting anyone's notice.

Few pickups have attracted as much notice in recent years as the Ford SVT Raptor.

Rarely was there a situation where a student is capable of attracting so much attention with her piece as was the case with Kara and her mouthful of a mural — it wasn't just the theme of the piece that caught the notice of critics, but its notorious form of placing black paper silhouette figures against a white wall.

However, you can't only share your latest designs via social networks like Instagram or Facebook and expect to get noticed; you also have to reach out via other channels — such as online magazines and blogs — to attract a much wider audience.