Sentence examples for yet attentive from inspiring English sources

Yet, attentive viewing and analysis reveal much about the local culture of communication and expression.

The staff are informal yet attentive and the wine list is sublime.

Mr. Yagi, a native of Osaka, is reserved yet attentive — a Japanese host.

Mr. Abel's work with the New York Symphonic Arts Orchestra was lithe and crisp, yet attentive to the nuances and richness of the music.

A believer in constitutional reform, not radical overturn, Weber insisted that the politician must be devoted to a cause yet attentive to the practical consequences of his actions.

Yet attentive readers will spot that the masters of this game often take pains to trace hidden links that bind cosy corners of the wealthy North with a bigger, and poorer, world.

Mr. Stern had serious heart surgery barely a month ago, but he was present in a first-tier box with his family on Sunday, frail yet happily attentive.

Ariella Azoulay's Death's Showcase is critical discourse at its best: irreverent, politically charged, and yet scrupulously attentive to both specific artworks and the philosophical dimensions of the task of interpretation.

"Eleven Kinds of Loneliness," by Richard Yates On the road, the melancholy boys and girls bearing this book send out the following signals: epicurean yet sensitive, attentive (when not taking mental notes) and hungry for new material.

One cannot help but read in the portrait signs of the conflicting forces the author was to contend with for the remainder of her life: the discrepancy between the reality of men and women; the need as an artist to be veiled yet available, attentive to her individual potential yet resistant to public prescriptions and constraints; and one's exposure to history and madness.

"We need to reopen the question of who we are as a species and what kind of a creature we have become". Yet the attentive reader will note that Hamilton doesn't rule out geoengineering in the future, if the situation becomes desperate.