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The phrase "attentive walking" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a mindful or focused approach to walking, often emphasizing awareness of one's surroundings or the act itself.
Example: "During my morning routine, I practice attentive walking, paying close attention to the sounds and sights around me."
Alternatives: "mindful walking" or "conscious walking".
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Surrender to the activity of attentive walking.
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We demand exceptional food, attentive service, walking distance from the gym and easy street parking, all for less than $60 a person.
10.22am BST As all attentive Londoners know, the Olympics mainly means one thing: stopping using the tube so tourists and athletes can use it, and walking to work.
"They're much more attentive than the real ones, who walk around and talk," said Ms. Gotbaum.
Similarly, if we aren't sufficiently attentive to the present, we may walk by what needs most care today.
The hog should be attentive; ears should be perky and should walk with its head up and not "depressed" looking.
"I used to walk out if people weren't attentive.
The attentive waiters -- more like consultants, really -- walk you through each course, and the sommelier will match your meal with a bottle from the restaurant's vast cellar.
He looked thinner and walked stiffly but smiled and appeared attentive as he spoke with the envoys.
And when you walked out, many, uh, many people became attentive". .
The staff was so attentive that as soon as I put a towel down and walked away, just for a minute, it disappeared and I found a new one in its place.
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