Sentence examples for Meticulous observer from inspiring English sources

James's task is to be a meticulous observer.

Updike is a meticulous observer, but these pages are still too close to travelogue for comfort.

Although he satisfies the novelistic gambit of a dull but meticulous observer, he is a loser with a damaged personality.

Fiennes was an indefatigable and meticulous observer who paid special attention to urban life, industry, and the growing material prosperity of her country.

Though she was a romantic novelist at heart, Austen's appeal is far wider: as a meticulous observer of human nature, as a social commentator and, most importantly, as a brilliant and entertaining writer.

A meticulous observer of the physical world and of nuances in human relationships, she writes astringently and without sentimentality, her talent at its best perhaps in such short-story collections as Not for Publication (1965).

Constable and Turner were, simply, the greatest landscape painters of all time, meticulous observers, scientific to the point of eccentricity.

But he is probably the most widely travelled and the most meticulous and empathetic observer of the war there.

They were perceptive, meticulous and humane observers.

But Mr. Bezmozgis is such an astute and compassionate observer, a meticulous historian and a gifted stylist that, even when suspense and momentum seem to be lacking, the pages still tend to fly by.

This exhibition presents him as a meticulous and obsessively curious observer of the external world, a naturally skilled draftsman and gifted painter, who strove constantly, as do all true artists, to refine his vision and the mastery of his medium.