Sentence examples for deeply alert from inspiring English sources

As a writer, Barthelme was deeply alert to what was happening in the visual arts, reading the criticism of, say, Harold Rosenberg with the same enthusiasm he brought to Beckett's work as it began to appear in English.

In between photographing her overgrown lawn at her country house (she liked the way tall grass looked in her pictures) and other pursuits, Judy printed Helen Levitt's pictures; the legendary photographer was very old but deeply alert; they played poker together.

This scent he breathes deeply, as alert to its nuances as Robert M. Parker is when inhaling from a glass of 1787 Chateau Yquem.

He is a deeply political writer, alert to the nuances of culture and unafraid to confront them.

Hall, in her most substantial screen role for years, reminds us just how the movies have largely wasted her alert and deeply sympathetic presence, while Edgerton picks out a serious callous streak in Bateman that is new, fascinating and – given the reviews for Horrible Bosses 2 –potentially career-saving.

When the suspension was announced, Burress's agent, Drew Rosenhaus, told reporters that Burress felt remorseful about his behavior and was deeply apologetic for not alerting the Giants.

This is a pressing subject and Kureishi's authorial stance is deeply critical, while simultaneously alerting us to what has become a fact in our world of rapidly circulating images.

To re-alert: Breathe deeply... then very slowly count yourself up from one (1) to three (3), suggest to yourself that you have enjoyed a wonderful relaxation and at the count of three (3) you will return into a natural level of awareness, feeling calm, re-energised and alert, looking forward to the remainder of your day.

The writer is "still alive but aware of the imminence of death" and "wishes to enact that deeply shadowed but still vividly alert moment".

Finally, a single-item, 5-point tranquilisation scale (1 = fully alert and active, 5 = deeply asleep) was used to assess alertness of the patients [ 19].

Some experts say that could have alerted inspectors to probe more deeply, but the Agriculture Department described the citations as routine.