Sentence examples for observant appreciation from inspiring English sources

Again and again, his stories introduce a lonely character in an alienating landscape and then, often by concentrating on some previously overlooked detail, transmute the feeling of isolation into something more like an artist's sensibility: a more purposeful and yet more playful state infused with an intensely observant appreciation of the secret beauty of life.

This most observant of politicians has throughout his career shown an appreciation for the virtues of political ambiguity.

I had known Lewis a little before that, and like millions of others, had much admired his Lives of a Cell and The Medusa and the Snail and his other books that, thanks to his generous and observant eye, brought science to philosophy with a rich, joyous appreciation of the world.

Things we take for granted as part of the countryside – The Country Code and youth hostelling, nature appreciation, field archeology, orienteering, birdwatching and the scout's "dibdobbery of observant walking" – all played their part in educating the citizen in the correct way of reading the landscape and interacting with it.

He was very observant.

Many are observant Muslims.

How observant of you.

Observant and even kind.

"Be observant," he said.

It's so observant.

He's very observant.