Sentence examples similar to feeling exceptionally observant from inspiring English sources

Unless Backe is feeling exceptionally lucky, they may have another coach when they return next year.

On a recent Monday I rose feeling exceptionally chipper, skipped over to the coffeepot and unfolded my computer.

It would make a particularly good happy-hour destination, where you can get a good deal on appetizers while feeling exceptionally well taken care of.

If you are feeling exceptionally nice, give them some items in their favorite color.

Feeling invisible yet exceptionally observant.

Smith was not only exceptionally observant but possessed the power to integrate his observations.

Jill's love of the English countryside and her exceptionally observant eye for nature meant that her closely focused illustrations of trees, hedgerows, piles of leaves and luscious seasonal berries were as botanically correct as they were painterly.

But the world has changed — perhaps more than some of us have realized — and "Damsels in Distress" is remarkable for feeling both exquisitely observant and completely untethered to any recognizable social reality.

And while such things won't constitute a break in the Sabbath, not everyone approves of them, feeling, as one observant Jewish friend of mine said, they go against the "spirit of the Sabbath".

If you tell one person that their bald head looks exceptionally nice, they will walk the rest of the day feeling more confident.

Overall, the level of staff engagement at Stanford is exceptionally high: It exceeds the U.S. High Performing and U.S Higher Education benchmarks, with an increase in staff members feeling energized by their jobs.