demand attention

Like much of the other art in the show, their color demands attention.

It is not especially difficult reading, but does demand attention.

This is the new team demanding attention in the conference.

That is to say every story demands attention to details small and large.

He was a man who demanded attention and my action made him furious.

Yet there are important common and parallel interests, which also demand attention.

Again, a multitude of questions demanded attention, but he asked only one.

Then a young boy of six or seven squeezed between the women and demanded attention.

They had reached his study door; the telephone was already demanding attention.

Plans for what to do were popping into my head, demanding attention.

"I was the one who always demanded attention," Hughes said.

It would require extremely demanding attention from all of them.

A quarter of these children were also reported to be difficult to manage and demanding attention.

In other words, when Georgetown suffers, important people demand attention.

Her voice rose to demand attention despite my shocked surprise.

He cannot rid himself of the thought that the child has used the crying to demand attention.

But there are other issues which must demand attention.

Maybe not, he thought to himself, but the teal green of it demanded attention.

He had a certain sophistication and confidence about him that demanded attention.

"This situation demands attention, but not right now," Mara said.

This would mean months, perhaps years of demanding attention.

But now it was growing stronger, more acute, as her body demanded attention for its needs.

I hadn't noticed it up to then, too many other things demanding attention.

What demands attention here is the return of Egypt to active diplomacy.

The Military Leader was the man who demanded attention next.