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Adjective(1) (often followed by `to'(2) taking heed; giving close and thoughtful attention(3) (often followed by `to') giving care or attention(4) taking heed(5) giving close and thoughtful attention(6) concentrating(7) considerate

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(1) Everyone was so attentive to the songs and that's kind of what dictated the playing.(2) They are attentive , polite, and keen, and teaching them is easy and fun.(3) Everybody liked him at first sight because he was always smiling and was always attentive to the person he was talking to.(4) We were shown to a choice of tables by polite and attentive staff - as they were throughout the evening.(5) It's also very child-friendly, with accommodating and attentive staff.(6) Ever attentive to detail, Fanny arrived back brandishing a choice of two.(7) Once the audience is attentive , you start feeling the feedback, and continue to learn in the process.(8) If someone is unable to be attentive to the needs of others, they cannot be trusted with land.(9) If anything, the rock audience was probably more attentive for longer.(10) Fighting isn't going to disappear overnight, so be attentive to this in the friendship.(11) Police officers are becoming more polite, attentive and competent, according to a new survey.(12) Another thing I noticed was that everyone became far more attentive to other people.(13) So it is important to be attentive to typical symptoms such as sudden dizziness or headaches.(14) Because if you love someone, if you are attentive to her, you will not be able to leave her to her own devices.(15) Special needs institutions can offer intensive teaching in small classes and be attentive to the demands of each pupil.(16) John had seemed the perfect partner, attractive, caring and attentive .