Sentence examples for an attentive observer from inspiring English sources

Aarons, who took the earliest and most engaging pictures here, was an attentive observer.

But to an attentive "observer of man," it should be obvious that we live by doing, by performing tasks that depend on repertoires of perfected movement, some (like walking) mastered in infancy, others (like typing) later in life.

I'm generally an attentive observer, but I don't draw my inspiration from one source in particular.

An attentive observer noticed that AT&T advocated delaying the digital TV transition, but Verizon advocated the opposite.

Perhaps this is a function of the detachment of observation and, specifically, a medical manifestation of it: a doctor must be the most attentive observer, but also, ultimately, a judge as well.

Soon after Wallace lost his leg, he slowly covered 50 meters up and back, twice, while being watched by a few attentive observers.

It contains little new to the attentive observer and none of that is of major consequence.

Yet, for the attentive observer, the mystery that for so long was the thinking of the Saudi leadership has largely dissipated in recent years.

A perception of doctors as well-paid professionals has stuck and even a semi-attentive observer knows that the harsh 100-hour-week working pattern that used to characterise medical training has been abolished.

Studies indicate that people are more attentive observers when wearing a lab coat; a taxi-driver's surliness arouses a mirroring anger in ourselves.

Even the most attentive observers only see what they can see.