Sentence examples for reasonably attentive from inspiring English sources

SERVICE: Reasonably attentive.

The audience seemed reasonably attentive.

He is reasonably attentive, agreeing with some things I say, arguing with others.

She is a reasonably diligent homemaker, a reasonably attentive spouse, not deeply unhappy and driven by no great passions.

And "informed consent" mean just that: information that a reasonably attentive individual – as opposed to an Apple patent attorney – can understand.

Service was reasonably attentive, fairly competent and earnest; it was not relaxed, easy or smooth, nor, did we feel, suitably horrified or apologetic about the quail.

SERVICE -- Reasonably efficient and attentive.

SERVICE: Eager, attentive and reasonably professional at dinner; simply eager at lunch.

Be an attentive listener.

Howard Wettstein (1984) says that the reference of 'that' is determined by the cues that a competent and attentive addressee would reasonably take the speaker to be exploiting.

The players were a respectful, attentive audience, and a reasonably appreciative one, though there was some confusion about how long to applaud, and the actors' curtain call concluded in silence.