Their method is an attentive, fine-grained realism placed in the service of the theory that political engagement grows from the ground and is sustained by generosity, humor and fellow-feeling.
In one we are practically a Romeo and Juliet in our different backgrounds and the qualities that derive from them: Renate from a conventional German family, I from an extremely left-wing Jewish family; Renate more reserved, I more expansive; Renate attentive to fine detail, I overlooking them in favor of the bigger picture.
The playing had both the freedom and attentive interplay of fine chamber music performances.
Chapman Flack, in reviewing a training video by Rosenberg, finds the presentation of key ideas "spell-binding" and the anecdotes "humbling and inspiring," notes the "beauty of his work," and his "adroitly doing fine attentive thinking" when interacting with his audience.
"There's a fine line between attentive and intrusive," Ann said over her gnocchi.
It was a fine example of attentive duologue, later echoed in a pair of ballads by Mr. Camilo, "Twilight Glow" and "Two Much".
Dining on fine cuisine with attentive service in the award-winning restaurant is a treat for royalty.
And, despite all evidence to the contrary the generous parents or kind spouses or attentive friends or better-than-fine children or good dogs you can carry around a feeling that you're inherently unlovable for a long time after the break.
And he is also remarkably attentive to alterations in the finer grain of social life -- the ever-shifting culinary fads, the impact of technology, from e-mail to the S.U.V. -- and the rapid, nearly untraceable fluctuations of taste, real estate values and religious practice.
He achieved fine detail and seemed particularly attentive to recurring strains of other Mahler symphonies, making this work seem a more integral part of Mahler's output than it often does.
