Sentence examples for watchful mind from inspiring English sources

Blending nature writing and novelistic invention, Klinkenborg, a member of the editorial board of The New York Times and the author of "The Rural Life," takes us inside the watchful mind of an 18th-century tortoise, who is abducted from the Turkish coast and ends up in the garden of the curate and naturalist Gilbert White.

Even in repose, hands clasped behind her head, Sontag is watchful, tensed; her body may be at rest, but her mind is working.

For example: "But this book, uh, had in mind a definite cast toward watchful waiting as opposed to more active interventions and I agree that, uh, that in fact for many of us that was not a very viable option I mean intellectually or emotionally or whatever" and "But as I said before, I thought there was a subliminal message there that said that watchful waiting was probably a preferred choice".

Eliminate Negative thoughts: Be watchful of every thought that enters your mind.

He began in journalism under the watchful eyes of some of the best minds and hearts in American journalism, including my stepfather Richard Salant, who ran CBS News for many years -- not coincidentally, probably its best years.

"That the 'age' issue was playing on his mind is certain as he was watchful beyond measure on deliveries that were pitched up to him," The Indian Express  wrote.

The brigand, ever watchful, saw a perfect opportunity to take his mind off all his problems, such as the woman who had died in his arms earlier in the evening and the mysterious scroll he must somehow deliver to the king.

His watchful acting style comes partly from adopting the mind-set of a student on a film set.

The mind of the state is keeping a watchful eye on the windows and what people are writing, but no one is allowed to keep a watchful eye on the mind of the state.

We might be able to design experiments to test exactly how the sibling power dynamic influences a 4-year-old's understanding of other minds (Napoleon pointed out that the valet always knows more about the master's mind than vice versa, and this may apply to watchful little brothers, too).

Expert clinicians frequently used 1) watchful waiting instead of over- prescribing antibiotics, engaged in 2) theory of mind to project and simulate other practitioners' perspectives, reduced very complex cases into simple 3) heuristics, employed 4) anticipatory thinking to plan and re-plan events and consulted with peers to share knowledge, solicit opinions and 5) seek help on patient cases.