Sentences with phrase «drawing keen attention»

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The company was accordingly keen to draw attention to economies of scale it had found since the takeover, boasting of $ 335 million in savings, far more than achieved in the first quarter.

Manufacturers are keen to draw attention to the depth of origin flavours, he said, with on - pack ingredient lists that reference «oak smoked salt» or «hickory smoked salt».

Mr Ashigbey drew attention to the growing influence of social media which was giving traditional media a keen competition but expressed optimism that traditional media's trump card, which was authentic and quality news, would prevail.

So this time around, the Stronger In campaign has been keen to draw attention to the new double act:

Since it shares common architecture with both the Land Rover Discovery Sport and Range Rover Evoque, Jaguar engineers were keen to draw attention to the huge engineering changes involved in ensuring the E-PACE drives like a Jag.

Sure, the new iPad will have a lot more to boast about, though Apple might be more keen to draw more attention to the next iPad's display qualities.

Not long after the standard poodle was bred, the dog's keen sense of smell drew attention.

Keen to work without drawing attention to himself, Evans began strapping his 35 mm Contax camera to his chest, its lens peeking out between his coat buttons.

I was instantly consumed by the work's grandeur and scale, but became drawn in more and more by his keen attention to details and the subtleties of fabrics, skin, surfaces in his paintings.

At the same time, she refuses to treat the work of black artists as an isolated phenomenon, instead drawing on a keen attention to cross-cultural aesthetics and a highly developed sensitivity to the formal properties of art objects to integrate their work into the broader artistic production of the United States in the twentieth and twenty - first centuries.

For this reason we are especially keen to draw your attention to the fourth installment of Again, A Time Machine a tour of new commissions and archival presentations at Spike Island.

Despite this, the works on display do share certain affinities that Wallis and fellow curators Andrew Wilson and Lizzie Carey - Thomas are keen to draw attention to.

Formed in 2006 as an artist - run alternative gallery space, the group has exhibited their drawing, video, sound, and performance projects throughout the United States and in Mexico City, and has been widely recognized for its «inventive construction, loving attention to detail and keen - eyed connoisseurship.»

«Directing attention to the drawings and sketches of Edward Hopper, an artist known for his indispensable impact on oil painting, this [exhibition] catalogue is flush with keen and surprising insight.»