In other words, his own watchfulness is at once remarkable and admonitory.
Watchfulness is her defining trait, and Ms. Fanning can do more with her eyes than performers many times her age.
In the factory or workshop, on the roads, even in most homes with their delicate gadgets, constant watchfulness is necessary. . . .
To play Maisie (an entirely credible name for the 6-year-old daughter of a pair of pretentious New Yorkers), the filmmakers have enlisted Onata Aprile, a wide-eyed, dark-haired pixie whose quiet watchfulness is perfect for the role.
It has earned a sure place in history and is a reminder that complacency is a dangerous state; that all human commerce has consequences that must be considered carefully; and that watchfulness is democracy's surest defence.
Even so, there is no proven rule that evolution follows necessarily the most parsimonious way man can think of, so that congruence among different markers/approaches under careful watchfulness is needed.
"Percipient watchfulness" was Lessing's passport to "whole continents of experience" in her parents' faces, and voices.
Hence, on the basis of their watchful checking of rapport, the parents concluded that rapport was possible to establish and thereby the watchfulness disappeared or was uncertain and the watchfulness remained or it was impossible and the watchfulness was made worse.
The man tried to break into the cockpit, but was restrained by around eight people whose actions asphyxiated him.That was before September 11th and the heightened sense of in-flight watchfulness that is one of its legacies.
The fact that vigilance is unrelenting makes it fatiguing, and to fend off fatigue, you must become rigid in your watchfulness.
