Sentences with phrase «hold my attention enough»

(and Etrian Odissey ^ ^) It definitely has the potential to hold your attention enough so that you can finish one last game on that system.

Easily the shortest presentation by the «big five names» of E3, Nintendo's Digital Event was largely underwhelming, but still held our attention enough to make it on the list.

Not exact matches

But not every big - budget entry will be of great quality (cough, «Battleship») but they'll definitely all be entertaining enough to hold your short summer attention spans.

So, for right now, I just want to narrow down our focus onto those first 8 seconds, and look at some of the things you can do to grab and hold your prospects» attention long enough to get him to open the envelope, so you can get the rest of your 20 seconds to pull him into your piece.

Postmodernism, however cleverly explicated, simply lacks enough substance to hold one's attention for very long.

The prong setting is strong enough to hold the diamond securely in place and places all of the attention on the diamond.

If these are interesting enough, they may hold her attention.

Since babies typically have short attention spans, dividing reading sessions into small segments hold their attention long enough to derive the full benefit from this experience.

Rey's drawings are colorful enough to hold the attention of young babies while the amusing story is interesting even to adults.

«Nor should media attention be allowed to be diverted from the extremely important issues at stake, namely whether enough has been done to protect children from sexual abuse and hold to account those who commit these appalling crimes.

Some two thousand senior French researchers, many holding important administrative posts, have signed a «Manifesto for Research», which criticises Fillon for not giving scientists» views enough attention during his year of consultation.

It's time to forge a new label for yourself or — if that's not possible — find another way to hold an employer's attention long enough to give you a serious look.

Therefore, it's important to pay attention to the size of your portion of food.The same holds true for eating too fast which may also cause you to overeat.Take your time at meals, enjoy every mouthful and give your brain a chance to signal to your stomach that you've eaten enough.

The minimal silhouette is timeless enough to hold onto forever, and a deep V back draws attention at every turn.

I love Pete the Cat books b / c they are short enough to hold her attention and always have a nice lesson in the story as well.»

You could be forgiven for thinking it looks very much like popular social networking site MySpace, but unfortunately it doesn't have all the useful features that make MySpace so popular, However, it has a decent enough design and some interesting bits and pieces to hold your attention for a little while.

Your profile needs to be attractive enough to capture and hold someone's attention, because competition can be fierce due to the sheer number of people using on - line dating sites.

At the centre of it all, Enos holds out attention but maintains just enough distance to allow for that uncertainty, to let it breathe.

Seen on a 72 cm CRT screen at home, though, it's like having the negative held up to your eyes - a lot of care and attention has gone into this transfer, and the fact that it looks so cinematic and so natural (despite Fincher's characteristically unnatural visual style) is reason enough to come back to this movie in its newly - mastered version.

If we're never drawn in far enough to wonder what we might do in a Plexiglass box at the end of the world, Dorff can sell stock action - hero lines with enough moody grit to hold our attention.

If nothing else, the film is pretty entertaining, and when dramatic highlights come into play, glimpses into what could have been sparks brightly enough to help endear, maybe not thoroughly enough for the final product to reward, but decidedly enough to hold a fair deal of your attention in this improvable character study.

While Gaga: Five Foot Two is engaging enough to satisfy fans, and she is certainly interesting and likeable enough to hold your attention for the 100 minutes, its ultimately a little disappointing.

The stories are intricate enough to hold attention, but not too intricate.

It hits the ground running, and - while never remotely innovative - manages to be unpredictable and labyrinthine enough to generally hold our attention.

Coming in at just 80 minutes runtime, the predictable plot with good quality 3D effects is short enough to hold the attention of most young viewers.

This sitcom style comedy is too raunchy, over the top, and just plain not interesting enough to hold the attention of all but the least demanding comedy fans.

Even with its relentlessly cliched production design (trenchcoats and flickering candles galore), this raucous gothic thriller deploys enough visual flash to hold our attention.

Despite substandard animation, this brightly coloured sequel has a strong enough sense of both its story and characters to hold the audience's attention.

The film is fascinating enough to hold our attention as it traces the first decade of Nigeria's...

Besides the visual capture of action unfolding against breathtaking backdrops of exotic locales as far afield as Moscow, Dubai and Mumbai, the production has been blessed with a plot compelling enough to hold your attention for its duration.

But although the film is bloated with the kind of high - tech special effects expected in this fictional, futuristic world, the script maintains a steady pace of action and enough humorous quips to hold most viewers» attention for the two hour ride.

It's nothing you haven't seen before and probably in a more powerful way, but there's enough tension and suspense to hold your attention.

It does enough to keep your attention, but it ends up trying to make certain moments impactful, but lack of some character development holds this back.

Especially in the first two - thirds, the pace and the continuous eye - popping catastrophe are enough to hold the attention

Adapted from Max Brooks» oral history - style 2006 novel, it's not a film that boasts a multiplicity of twists and turns but, especially in the first two - thirds, the pace and the continuous eye - popping catastrophe are enough to hold the attention.

However, there's definitely still enough meat on this very timely and controversial subject to hold your attention and leave a lasting impression.

Still, for the modest effort it is, it's skillfully directed and acted, with more than enough developments to hold your attention for its modest 98 - minutes, right up to the tense, action - packed ending.

The run time is a lengthy 135 minutes but there's more than enough material to hold your attention.

The story soon lapses into familiar private - eye formulas, though, and the characters aren't interesting enough to hold much attention on their own.

The subject matter is certainly titillating enough to pique our interest, but the execution is too flat to grab and hold our attention.

But while there are some hilarious verbal and visual gags peppered throughout this movie, it all hinges on a script that's painfully obvious and animation that simply isn't inventive enough to hold the attention without a decent story and stronger characters.

Thankfully, Hall is a commanding enough actor that he's able to hold our attention through the film's 90 minute runtime.

When you look at it as a whole you have a fairly decent screenplay with nice dialogue, great sets, a glossy, well - polished look; plenty of gifted actors (Chris Cooper and Elle Fanning, above, particular stand - outs) doing their thing making the most of the material, and enough going on to hold you attention throughout — but by the time you reach the end, one can't help but feel a little empty.

Fortunately, Gordon - Levitt is a charismatic enough performer that he can hold your attention, accent and all, with nary a screenplay to back him up.

The story in Reparation does not always mesh together logically and sometimes seems internally contradictory, but it is interesting and mysterious enough to hold the viewer's attention.

There were enough tense moments to hold my attention.

It's not always on point when it comes to laughs, but it's charismatic and lighthearted enough to hold one's attention through to its enjoyable end.

Graphics in eLearning must be bold enough to grab and hold their attention, but not off - putting or offensive.

And, as if that's not enough, you think about how to make your content so engaging that no matter what else is happening (lunch next period, upcoming prom, or the latest social media scandal among the sophomores), your lesson will hold your students» attention.

Simply «digitizing» content from the physical realm is not enough to hold attention.