In other words, his own watchfulness is at once remarkable and admonitory.
We watched as the alpha male in the group went from anger to gentle watchfulness, as he saw no trace of hostility in our party.
This is watchfulness as the first step toward engagement, and so back into life.
While observation provided space for watchfulness and insights at the scene of action/research site/event, the evaluators also made field notes to guide the interpretation of the observations made.
Although Harrower places too much stress on Sandy's penitential guilt, Rona Morison is very good at conveying her remorseless watchfulness, beady intelligence and chip of ice in the heart: you feel this Sandy was born to be a spy or a writer.
Pratt managed to escape to Plymouth and reported that the English in Wessagusset had been repeatedly threatened by the Massachusett, the settlement was in a state of constant watchfulness, and that men were dying at their posts from starvation.
In New York, which he loves and where he often teaches at the Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law at Yeshiva University, he finds a curious watchfulness in those he meets.
Mr. Obama, the novelist writes, "comes across as someone who stored away for future consideration practically everything that was ever said to him, and who had a talent for watchfulness, part of the extraordinary armor he developed at an early age".
Obama, the novelist writes, "comes across as someone who stored away for future consideration practically everything that was ever said to him, and who had a talent for watchfulness, part of the extraordinary armor he developed at an early age". Obama nods.
But Ben Miles is superlative at conveying the inner complexities of the man – the shrewd watchfulness, the sense of banked-down grief, the little flashes of sardonic humour.
