But he was also motivated by his own unusual attentiveness to the natural world — and, in particular, to its weather.
How we, as voters, have reacted to the Vietnam records or non-records of men as various as Al Gore, Dan Quayle, George W. Bush, Dick Cheney, and Bill Clinton has said as much about the condition of our own moral attentiveness as about theirs.
It repays your attentiveness with its own every time.
Her view of the AN as an integral human being and her attentiveness to their own perceptions of their needs reflect the nature of the interpersonal relationship that forms the basis for nursing practice [ 26, 27].
She achieves this through a hyper-attentiveness to her own hyperactivity as she tries to kill the necessary time.
"We are in another world that is no more than this world perceived with unprecedented attentiveness," he writes, and his own close attention is admirable.
For many of us, the care and attention we put into each of our blog posts reflects the attentiveness we have within our own research as a whole, and by extension reflects perhaps our training as scholars.
There are those that argue that having a teenage daughter get pregnant may be some reflection of her mothering skills, her attentiveness, her insight into her own family.
The aesthetic attitude is one of disinterested interest in the presented, attentiveness to the given in its own right, as opposed to the cognitive attitude's concern with prediction and significance for future experience, and the concern on the part of the attitude of action or morality with the pursuit of absent but attainable goods.
Jackson also reads his own poem "How to Listen," which describes a moment of attentiveness to an old man combing his hair on the street in front of a tavern: "For once, I am going to ignore the profanity and / the dancing and the jukebox so I can hear his head crackle / beneath the sky's stretch of faint stars".
