Mr. Trier shares this new love with unembarrassed tenderness and an attentive hand-held camera, and then, with equal economy, gently picks through its remains after Phillip's breakdown.
As Basho hewed to 17 sound units of three phrases when composing haiku, even the most haute of these venues must accept certain imperishable constraints that, in less attentive hands, have made "sports bar" the two words most capable of inducing terror in serious diners.
His ever-attentive hands direct the flow of traffic and pedestrians through a busy intersection.
Another possible explanation may be that CF patients are more attentive to hand hygiene and avoidance of people with viral symptoms than may be expected of the general community.
One hypothesis is that HCWs who knew that they had had community exposure may have been more attentive to hand hygiene and other infection control precautions while at work or were more likely to enact social distancing.
Persons can reduce risk for infection from pet rodents by being attentive to proper hand hygiene and environmental cleaning.
In Jura it was the same: "4 eggs," "5 eggs," though now with Orwell's running tabulation of the total, and with the ever-attentive Davison on hand to tell us when he added incorrectly.
"There was a snag of hip bones, a failure of their beat, a sweet, raw collapse and then a flurry towards something better, their hands attentive and only a little desperate".
Titus Andronicus have set out to make an album that demands the listener's full concentration, that can only be fully appreciated if you sit there rapt and attentive, explanatory notes in hand.
Though he savoured an evening at home with a glass – several glasses – of wine and an Araucaria crossword (his reverence for John Graham, the Guardian's Araucaria, was matched by John's for Simon), he was constantly out in society, always likelier to say yes than no to a party, where you would find him expatiating, glass in hand, to attentive gatherings.
He is attentive and focused, one hand touching the patient's cloth, the other raised in a symbolic gesture.
