Sentence examples for described watchful from inspiring English sources

Most studies (n=23) were based on radical prostatectomy (RPE) cohorts, four studies described watchful waiting cohorts, and one study described a mixed population (RPE and watchful waiting).

— one might cast about for an acronym to describe this watchful, hopeful, but wary emotional condition.

Or, as Dr. Zurek has described it, "the watchful eye of the environment" -- the particles and waves that pervade creation -- is constantly making measurements, banishing quantum ambiguity and conjuring up hard-edged reality, the familiar world dominated by the commonsensical laws of classical physics.

Mr. Belmokhtar, described as taciturn, watchful and wary by a Malian journalist, Malick Aliou Maïga, who met him last summer, was one of the most experienced of the leaders of what became Al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb until he broke with the group last year to form his own organization, the Signed-in-Blood Battalion, sometimes translated as the Signatories for Blood.

She described him as "protective and watchful".

A neighbor described the mother as very watchful of her children, driving them to and from school just a few blocks away every day.

This "pantheon of watchful entities", as Ben Street described them, is primitive only in its directness and is as profound as it is playful.

For Coty is powerful, hot-tempered, a watchful dreamer, creative, secretive, a man described as apt to make or break events with a "yes" or a "no," a man known to be red-haired and a Corsican.

Burns was a police officer before he turned to coaching, and reporters often described his demeanor as that of a beat-walking cop: watchful, stern and disciplined.

"Watchful waiting" with its various check-up methods is described, however, not as one of two possible options between which pregnant women may choose, but as the initially indicated approach for healthy pregnant women beyond their EDD.

Trachtenberg describes her as a watchful woman possessed of a "brittle cool" who prefers to glide unseen through the countryside and gazes "tensely into the night".