Sentence examples similar to attentively noticing from inspiring English sources

As we were leaving, I ate one last chocolate-covered strawberry and looked up to notice him watching me attentively.

Orwell (who remained a theatre reviewer through the Blitz) noticed that "the audience listened a good deal more attentively than would have been the case in a pub," but the silly show went on.

I watched him closely for the next year and noticed how he always fostered an atmosphere of caring by listening attentively to his patients, perhaps offering a word of encouragement or, when appropriate, a reassuring touch.

But some fraction of younger people — those who listened attentively to the talk of their parents and their parents' friends, those who have read fifties novels and watched fifties movies — may notice, too.

After meditating, I find myself listening attentively; seeking to understand.

Perhaps the advance notice primes respondents to watch the speech more attentively than the rest of us.

Persuading companies to do that separating attentively will prove almost impossible as long as privacy regulations stop at notice and consent; the system makes buck-passing far too simple.

(Father) The parents felt they were taken notice of when the staff responded to their need for information by listening attentively and calmly answering their questions.

Only a handful of studies have examined inattentional blindness beyond the laboratory, and even fewer have examined noticing of task-relevant, naturalistic unexpected events that involve direct risks to and consequences for the attentively blinded.

She listened attentively.

Braun listened attentively.