Sentence examples for observant man from inspiring English sources

As a religiously observant man and the son of the long-time leader of the National Religious Party, Mr Burg appeals to traditional and moderate-Orthodox voters.

Given that he has just spent the best part of an hour demonstrating that he is the most observant man in pop music, that's a preposterously tall order.

Mr. Walz — a prim, observant man of working-class Germanic roots — is the round-the-clock butler who comes with the key.

Claudel is an observant man, he has commanded a large (and, to us, unfamiliar) cast of actors to gather around his star, and he dramatizes Juliette's slow reawakening with an infinite number of small, sharply etched details.

An observant man, he has assembled a large (and, to us, unknown) cast of actors around his star, and he dramatizes her slow reawakening with an infinite number of small, sharply etched details.

Mr. Klugman recalled that in the film, Juror 9 - a kindly, observant man who is among the first to change his vote to not guilty - was played by Joseph Sweeney, a veteran stage actor who died about six years after the film was released.

Observant men complain that they sometimes must pray outside the mosques, because so many young people are crowding inside them.

It was the men who attended synagogue daily, not the religious women or the less observant men, who showed the biggest differences.

If Shakespeare was the peculiar genius of the age, an ever-observant man from the countryside who looked at the foibles of the world with detachment, Jonson was the city man, hot-tempered and slightly out of control, at once eager for the recognition of his betters and unable to stop himself from creating controversies.

An observant Jewish man was driving from New Haven to Brooklyn two Fridays ago when traffic got snarled by a snowstorm.

At the yeshiva for the newly observant, a man named Natan said that military retaliation was not the answer.