Meanings of paid some attention in English

He treated Antoinette with frigid politeness, paid some attention to Mlle.

There were few branches of literature to which he had not paid some attention.

A few men of more strictly scientific natures paid some attention to these little organisms.

I think perhaps the Ayres family have paid some attention to her, Horace said, constrainedly.

This time Bunny not only heard what his sister said, but he paid some attention to her.

He sat on the platform by Clarice's side and paid some attention to her manner during the evening.

For several evenings after this Mr. Breeze paid some attention to the ballet in his usual round of the theatres.

He also paid some attention to politics, and became, for a while, a person of really considerable renown and distinction.

He paid some attention, it is true, to Schiller's philosophic writings, but what he read did not altogether please him.

As this is a subject to which I have paid some attention, suggestions for your consideration with regard to the free gap.

White paid some attention to dress, and got a feather-topp'd, grizzled wig from London; cost him £2, 5s.

In August he records that he read "a good deal of various amusing books, and paid some attention to metaphysical subjects."

Margaritone also paid some attention to architecture, although I have not mentioned any things made from his designs because they are of slight importance.

Then Mrs. Forest was unusually amiable at breakfast, and paid some attention to her daughter, which she generally found herself too busy to do.

To walk up Queen Street meant, then, to follow his example, as he at one time paid some attention to this Miss Agnes Queen.

While in Florida I paid some attention to the negro method of conducting praise meetings, which they very appropriately call "de shoutings."