Sentence examples for an attentiveness from inspiring English sources
Essentially, this is about getting us to pay more attention to the natural world – an attentiveness which, in the face of human depredations and climate change, has taken on a particular moral urgency.
Instead, what's needed is an attentiveness to place.
And it reflected an attentiveness to the ecological costs of tearing something down and rebuilding from scratch.
There is an attentiveness to the varied ages of visitors, an attempt to engage families in multiple interactions, an eagerness to share experiences.
And during a circuit of turns in "Diamonds," Deanna Seay points up a raccourci emphasis with an attentiveness that makes the ballet look newly minted.
As in his novels — from "The Heart of Redness" to "The Whale Caller" — a profound environmental consciousness informs his autobiography, an attentiveness to the vital interplay between rural communities and the ecological forces that sustain them.
Such tinkering presents a challenge to the procedural objectification of practice inherent in audit and bureaucratic rationality, demanding that they exhibit an 'attuned attentiveness' and adopt an 'adaptive' posture [ 10].
They share a naturalistic visual aesthetic, a profound attentiveness to seasonality, a commitment to exploring the region's resources and an undogmatic embrace of both new and old kitchen tricks.
Differences between men who received couple versus individual VCT may reflect an increased attentiveness among men and women during a first pregnancy that results in greater acceptance of messages promoting the benefits of couple counseling.
And while the service can be among the best in the city, with a supreme attentiveness softened by a surprising warmth and even chattiness, it is not always that way for everyone.
Such criticism, at its best, involves a sustained attentiveness to how a work of literature achieves its effects plus a focused analysis of what kind of achievement it represents and where that comes in the scale of things.
