Sentences with phrase «seem inattentive»

Neurologists have long known that people whose memories of recent events have been impaired by stroke or injury will often eat one meal after another: Without the memory of a recent meal, they seem inattentive to the hormonal cues that are sending «stop eating, I'm full» messages to the brain.

Spelling and grammar errors can make an applicant seem inattentive to details.

Does your child seem inattentive to others and not interested in classroom activities or play with others?

Some may seem impatient to others, others may display «bossy» behavior, and still others may miss vital social cues or seem inattentive during playtime.

If you seem inattentive to user safety, you risk a researcher's disclosing the bug publicly while you're still sorting out how to patch it.

More importantly, the «I - can't - imagine» argument seems inattentive to how much my imagination is shaped and limited by all kinds of cultural factors and sensibilities — including how I «imagine» the nature of love, etc..

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The slow inattentive people in the grocery store line or walking down the street all seem to be texting, taking videos, photos, or using their phones in some way.

Limited financial resources brought these families to near bankruptcy when their child was critically injured through a mishap or an accidental inattentive moment, and the often so desperate situation seemed to be reflected, as well as accentuated by their living environment and social conditions.

As the school year passed, Steven became increasingly absent from class, and when he did appear, he seemed tired and inattentive.

It is totally unacceptable for mistakes to make it into the final version, and it will make you seem incautious, unprofessional and inattentive.

Impulsivity seems to be the key, as ADHD inattentive type children were less likely to later have conduct problems.

Oftentimes they would end up in arguments with each other, mostly about other women or ways that her husband could seem neglectful or inattentive.