Sentence examples for watchful than from inspiring English sources

Salle (playing the Paul Henreid role?) wore a dark jacket over a tieless white shirt, and jeans, and was only slightly more reserved, detached, and watchful than usual.

Although Wells is the group's founder and artistic director as well as its conductor, his role in rehearsals tends to be more watchful than controlling.

Her heavily lined eyes appeared more watchful than bright or twinkly, even in the old golden light; now she has the thriller lighting to match her mood.

And because of the change in tactics we have to be even more watchful than we were before.

Finally, let us say farewell to the great Max von Sydow, a man who can say more with his weary, watchful eyes than most people manage in whole speeches.

But his performance is characterised most strongly by stillness and composure, along with the sort of details that a less watchful director than Ava DuVernay might have consigned to the cutting-room floor.

This may explain why we observed somewhat better survival for watchful waiting than for hormone therapy.

Finally, the potential consequences of a positive diagnosis of carcinoma are much greater than previously, as radical therapy, rather than watchful waiting, has become a more routine option.

So they quite understandably want everything that might conceivably add even some tiny benefit -- the extra test that provides hardly any information at all, the surgery that is little or no better than watchful waiting, or the costly patented drug that is little or no better than the inexpensive generic.

They need a watchful eye more than ever.

They all initially chose watchful waiting rather than treatment for their cancers.