call attention造句

Servants don't promote or call attention to themselves.

A light mark used to check off or call attention to an item.

In my new example, I marked the LSBs in each channel to call attention to them.

marked by a tendency to find and call attention to errors and flaws.

Tire changer marketers call attention to the continuing trend toward larger wheel diameters with lower profile UHP tires.

Your speech should not call attention to itself, but it should reveal the individuality and ability of the speaker.

We thank you for the past favour, and we wish to call attention to the signature at foot.

He will also tour job training centers and small businesses to call attention to the importance of foreign investment.

Rather, insight and better understanding are the results, the by-products, of this process, as a few of its very many changed aspects call attention to themselves.

So that there is great sensitivity if somebody calls, an authority for instance, even a professor call attention to the color of someone else's skin.

Obama did not do much to call attention to himself in his first year. But there were two events in 2005 where he did catch everybody's eye.

Mr. Assange said the source who leaked the documents was motivated by a desire 'to call attention to a number of these incidents.'

It was part of a police campaign to call attention to the importance of zebra crossings, which are routinely ignored in Moscow, contributing to the large number of pedestrians who are hit by cars.

I wanted to call attention to a few places in the text in which it is a question of expectation and of the way in which this expectation can be violated.