Sentence examples for feel observant from inspiring English sources

And being around them made me feel observant, as though their eccentricity made them readable, although of course it did not – it just made them easier to reduce to type.

The trick of fiction is to extract the ways in which other emotions affect the outer crust, too, and by observing the characteristic walk of a human being overcome with happiness, say, making the reader feel observant, and not just laboriously informed.

On a street of northeastern liberals, people aren't particularly religious, but the presence of churches and synagogues nearby makes the area feel comfortable for the observant.

That less observant Jews feel that way is evidenced by the fact that they turn up at Shule twice a year on the High Holy Days.

A mood is like an aura that surrounds a person; be observant to feel out the "vibe" you get.

At the same time I'm very cold and observant, and I feel a little detached from life.

Mr. Erdogan, whose party, Justice and Development, was re-elected in a landslide vote in July, has made lifting the ban a priority, because a large part of his constituency is observant Muslims, who feel that the state has discriminated against them for too long.

Showing concern for how your interactions with others makes them feel shows that you are observant and caring.

Some secular Jews admit privately that the presence of their new Orthodox neighbors makes them feel guilty for not being more observant.

Reading her makes us rate: just mentioning her, just saying her name, makes us feel more clever, more discerning, more observant, and more keenly fit to understand and endure life's wounds, including the ones that we inflict ourselves.

From their breed come those who might want, for example, to become playwrights; the play manages to feel as introspective as it is outwardly observant.