Sentence examples for observant perspective from inspiring English sources

Between Morris' movie critic background and Wortham's observant perspective, the two blend together in a fabulously queer, POC gabfest that was just what the dark times of 2018 needed.-Taylor Hosking.

But there is a competing perspective among observant Jews that taking Sunday off would allow them some time to do normal things on a day when they do not have religious obligations and restrictions.

But the show blows Kerman's anxious, observant memoir wide open, presenting her perspective as merely one within a kaleidoscope of experiences.

It is set in the early 1980s and, like What Maisie Knew and The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time, is told through the perspective of a child who is keenly observant, although we understand more of what is happening around him than he does.

In its deathly ridiculousness, the description, told from the perspective of the husband, confirms Reza as a sharply observant wit.

Dr. Landau said he hopes his book will resonate with young people who have become less observant Jews, and with his peers who have embraced an internationalist perspective.

From the privileged perspective of the Flagship, we'll be hoping we're observant enough to recognize it when it happens.

Mr. Crace writes with idiosyncratic humanity and shrewd omniscience; his forays into the perspectives of the characters are often deadpan and wisely observant at once.

An intelligent, observant child is still a child, and occasionally the reader wishes for adult perspectives.

"Pigeon English," by Stephen Kelman (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt; $24) An intelligent, observant child is still a child, and occasionally the reader wishes for adult perspectives.

Because Ellsworth was a savvy, observant player as a Giant -- and since he's kept such a close eye on his old team -- the perspective he delivered on the Giants today was illuminating.