Usage of "drawing attention"

Russian

Catalan

Use of various methods in communication to draw attention to particular information.

Usage of drawing attention in English

We are delighted that the GMB is drawing attention to these issues. 
 The Guardian 

Guys who can take care of business without drawing attention to themselves?' 
 Artemis Fowl: The Eternity Code 

He expects to rouse his emotion by drawing attention to his own. 
 Emile 

The Labour Party has been drawing attention to this problem for some time. 
 The Irish Times 

Bezuidenhout's current year was drawing attention before golf came to a shuddering halt. 
 The Irish Times 

And if we start taking them over, we risk drawing attention to ourselves. 
 The Neutronium Alchemist 

He'd avoided looking until now to avoid drawing attention to Karris. 
 The black prism 

Louis could hide there for a long while without drawing attention. 
 A beautiful place to die 

Apollo and Leto tried to approach her without drawing attention, but they did. 
 Book One: Apotheosis 

I slowed down as much as I could without drawing attention to us. 
 Exit wound 

I do not recall any journalist drawing attention to this anomaly. 
 The Irish Times 

Australians have also been drawing attention to mistreatment of indigenous nationals. 
 Reuters 

He had become fond lately of drawing attention to her defects of breeding. 
 The Nether World 

She had spent her life in the shadows, never drawing attention to herself. 
 Embrace the darkness 

Hursti has a long history of drawing attention to the vulnerabilities of election technology. 
 The South African 

Conversion is drawing attention from utilities and financial services companies. 
 Reuters 

drawing

draw

Verb

Noun

Translations for drawing attention

Russian

Catalan

Drawing attention through the time

Drawing attention across language varieties

Ireland

Common

United States of America

Common

United Kingdom

Less common

Meanings of drawing attention in English