Sentence examples for observant expression from inspiring English sources
Eugene-in-his-vest sat transfixed, a wise, observant expression on his face.
To be "dead to me" is an expression used by some observant Jews to separate themselves from, for example, a child who has married outside the faith (and Ms. Giffords is Jewish).
"They get caught up and before they know it they are learning how to be more expressive, descriptive and observant". Another of Shope's lessons, for example, focuses entirely on facial expressions.
They were extra observant of the PCHC nurses' facial expressions and body language and got a general impression of PCHC nurses being either open, unclear or closed.
Both women are inward-looking and mercilessly observant, and sometimes a little clumsy in their expression.
LDS Church members who do not actively participate in worship services or church callings are often called "less-active" (akin to the qualifying expressions non-observant or non-practicing used in relation to members of other religious groups).
The observant reader will have spotted the appearance above of the expression weakly stratified.
That such a proudly amoral and publicly hateful man could become the choice of large majorities of observant Christians suggests some weakness in our religious life and our expressions of morality.
The faithfully observant, who live largely in exurban areas, are, after decades in which public expression of religion was taboo, beginning to assert their identity.
Of course, the idea of your iPhone capturing all your facial expressions might sound a little creepy, so he emphasized that as Observant brings on new customers, it's working with them to ensure that when the data is collected, "users are crystal clear how it's being used".
