Examples of 'bit more attention' in a sentence

Meaning of "bit more attention"

bit more attention: a small additional amount of focus or consideration given to someone or something

How to use "bit more attention" in a sentence

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I garnered a bit more attention than she did.
I wish we could give him a bit more attention.
To pay a bit more attention to me.
We are going to give it a little bit more attention today.
I paid a bit more attention to the proportions this time.
The others deserve a bit more attention.
Just a little bit more attention to details could make this park much more pleasant.
The second proposition deserves a bit more attention.
Maybe we should pay a bit more attention to the arrangement of the songs.
Sometimes unique things need a bit more attention.
I would paid a little bit more attention to when I was in the Academy.
Now people are starting to pay a bit more attention.
Now they will pay a little bit more attention when they are watching television.
Maybe you should have paid a little bit more attention.
So I started paying a little bit more attention to bringing people in the studio.

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The rest of the surfaces will require a bit more attention.
The second part requires a bit more attention in order to be understood.
Floors on the other hand may require a bit more attention.
With a bit more attention paid to detail, they might very well have evaded all suspicion.
I should have paid a bit more attention to these.
It looks like the Obama administration is paying a bit more attention.
The older sister pays a bit more attention to the younger.
The hair around their mouth and eyes might need a bit more attention.
Maybe it 's time we paid a bit more attention to our own advice.
While it is much easier with bicycles, motorbikes require a bit more attention.
Changing a wheel safely on a slope requires a bit more attention than changing it on a straight road.
Then we also have the production, which could have done with a bit more attention.
I kissed him softly, with just a little bit more attention to her watch casual encounters.
They were mentioned in the last post, but they deserve a bit more attention.
Let us give it a bit more attention from now on, shall we?
American dollars would draw a bit more attention.
I am now paying a bit more attention.
For that special client of yours that needs a bit more attention.
So you are going to have to pay a bit more attention to me right now.
But the use of words requires a bit more attention.
What if … we simply paid a bit more attention to each other?
Perhaps the back and sides needs a bit more attention.
I have to really start paying a little bit more attention to my own station.
Obviously with some effort on your part to pay a bit more attention to me.
This development should have received a bit more attention from the author.
James, you must start paying a little bit more attention.
All of which means voters are paying a bit more attention to European debates.
This top asset is something that probably deserves a bit more attention than it gets.
But if it were me, I would pay a bit more attention to these cars.
These pugs weigh less and require a little bit more attention and care.
Wow . I should have paid a bit more attention to these.
Well, maybe if you would pay me a little bit more attention.
Archie 's father could give him a bit more attention sometimes.
Note, for anything that should receive a bit more attention.
Would she finally pay a little bit more attention to him?

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