I paid little attention to his discourse, for I was looking at a Maragato lad of about fourteen, who served in the house as a kind of ostler.
I was so occupied in inspecting the house of Joanna Correa, that at first I paid little attention to that lady herself.
Wherefore, supported by the blessing of his father, together with his maternal inheritance and immense treasures, he paid little regard to the haughtiness of his brothers; assisting or opposing each of them as they merited.
I tried to laugh away this notion, although I knew it was well founded, but he paid little attention, and resumed what he was saying when interrupted by the entrance of the miller.
He did this with so much seriousness, and we were all so serious that day, that we paid little attention to him.
I paid little attention to them at first, but because one of my men killed a Kanacka who was a protégé of the missionaries there came a great ship (the Styx) into my port.
We paid little attention to these egregious eccentricities, merely remarking with a smile of amusement, "Poor Rugiero!
Rapt in the memories that the scene awakened, I paid littleattention to the monologue of my Italian friend, when I was suddenly roused by the question, "Did you ever see a prettier couple?
Spring was deepening, and already had drawn its robe of green over all the earth, but Daniel Poe, the commander of the wagon train, paid little attention to its beauty.
He heard indistinctly the barking of dogs, and the chatter of old squaws scolding, but he paid little heed to them because he felt now the sudden rush of a terrible despair.
The hum of the village life still came to his ears, but he paid little heed to it.
Presently Paul heard a faint, wailing sound, coming from the mainland, but at first he paid little attention to it.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "paid little" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
