Sentence examples for unusually observant from inspiring English sources
"She was a student then, and she had a kind of alertness that was evident she seemed unusually observant".
The trick worked for a few years until an unusually observant security guard noticed that she was sketching not tanks but arms dealers.
Perhaps because of his training as a psychiatrist, Mr. Lobo Antunes is also an unusually observant writer, which in turn seems to have bestowed on him a particular gift for coining unusual but apt similes.
And southerners are unusually observant: Utah is the only non-southern state where church attendance is as high as in Dixie.When piety is grafted on to a small-government political philosophy 57% of southerners think the government does "too much" and only 37% think it should do more, according to Gallup it explains much of why the South remains different.
I think that the experience of providing a running commentary on the world for my parents, for so many years, means that, so my husband Mark tells me, I am unusually observant - I like to think that this is a quality I might pass on to my children.
If you are in an unfamiliar situation (or a foreign culture), it may pay to be unusually observant and to question those more familiar with the situation.
February 21 2014 March 23 201414 When Henrik Ibsen's 1879 play is done well, as it is here, in Carrie Cracknell's energetic, excellently cast production, we feel like we're watching a story told by a director who has the eye and the sensibility of an unusually intense and observant child — one who knows that convention is a bogeyman we are reluctant to cast off, because we dread freedom.
Moore himself, narrator as well as protagonist, is especially appealing: shrewd, observant, dedicated to his writing (the scenes in which we see him at work are unusually credible), tough, yet warmly interested in the people around him, and committed to fulfilling his obligations to those who have dealt honorably with him.
Satirical, witty, observant, readable.
