Sentence examples for more watchful from inspiring English sources

As "Mistress America" progressed, I was drawn to the tacit and more watchful figure of Tracy, as she herself watches Brooke.

Did I say: more watchful?

"I'm going to be more alert, more watchful".

"People become a bit more watchful and wary.

Even so, he said American and allied troops had to be "more watchful".

Indian madrassas appear to be under more watchful eyes of the state.

While the big novel comes bearing in with its freight of narrative information, short books are quick-silvered and elusive, requiring us to be more alert and watchful.

The high heat of their friendship will remind many readers of Elena Ferrante's Neapolitan novels — one headstrong, dazzling girl; one watchful, more apparently "normal" one — but it's more like that of teen-age Clarissa and Sally Seton in "Mrs. Dalloway," a founding example of the kind of passionate, consuming intimacy between young women that is only now coming into its own as a literary theme.

He discarded his aggressive and flamboyant shot-making and re-invented himself as a watchful, more defensive player, which made his scoring more prolific, although less crowd pleasing.

Many more remained stolidly watchful.

At lunch in a Second Avenue restaurant, her husband is mordantly funny and expansive, while she is more silent and watchful.