Always drive attentively and be prepared to take immediate action.
|
|
When Ellen took them to the arena, both watched attentively.
|
|
The extras watch attentively, as if he were really their instructor.
|
|
He appeared to watch attentively during the hearing but never spoke.
|
|
The suspect said nothing but watched attentively, the Associated Press reported.
|
|
She did, and the three women eyed me attentively and expectantly.
|
|
The women kept a casual pace, listening attentively to museum officials.
|
|
He listened attentively to the regulars as they had their say.
|
|
Fifty or so more, most below the age of ten, watch attentively.
|
|
"I am now attending the class attentively," Terefe said with a smile.
|
|
When she later reads to them from the book, they listen attentively.
|
|
He quizzed them attentively, like a candidate, about their hopes and aspirations.
|
|
The president must be disciplined, ask the right questions, and listen attentively.
|
|
The secular Easter attentively notices the disordered lives that many Christians manifest.
|
|
She nodded attentively, taking a few practice swings to demonstrate her comprehension.
|
|
"Bezos: Earn trust"Leaders listen attentively, speak candidly, and treat others respectfully.
|
|
It often involves listening to a landscape, as much as looking attentively.
|
|
During the hearing, Cosby appeared to listen attentively and occasionally stretched his neck.
|
|
Her father looked on attentively, occasionally shouting: "Push!" to help her pull through.
|
|
Around him, about 30 bikers—men and women of all ages—listen attentively.
|
|
The castle was not always as attentively maintained as it is now, though.
|
|
Clinton, showering her with praise as she listened attentively, if a bit robotically.
|
|
The ramp's geometry feels bizarre, but lots of things might when attentively beheld.
|
|
These muscular guards, attentively staring, materialize the typically hidden sense of pervasive observation.
|
|
He wants to listen more meaningfully and attentively, and utilize downtime for thinking.
|
|
Read attentively, they point to where the influence lies, and to the current mood.
|
|
Youngsters like Evans Yaffee, 2, who listened attentively recently at Book Culture's story hour.
|
|
Throughout Mueller's testimony on Wednesday, Swift listened attentively with her hands clasped in her lap.
|
|
Standing attentively in the back row, she joined the Christians around her in the singing.
|
|
Ask the people you are interacting with questions, and then listen to their responses attentively.
|
|
The jurors looked on attentively as Judge O'Neill explained their role in the coming days.
|
|
In Hamilton, Ontario, a young couple from El Salvador sits in a classroom, listening attentively.
|
|
A large group sat on the ground attentively listening to someone speaking with a microphone.
|
|
At halftime of an N.B.A. game, for instance, players sit attentively, absorbing the coach's instructions.
|
|
When Sanjay drives, he puts his hands at ten and two and stares attentively ahead.
|
|
Tyga hit up the Paris Saint-Germain Football Club where he attentively watched the game.
|
|
When you meet, be prepared, listen attentively and know what issues you'd like to explore.
|
|
Chris showed his casting skills in Honolulu Monday as 4-year-old Jack watched attentively.
|
|
"I promise it will be fun," she told Ms. Taracena and José, who listened attentively.
|
|
The president listens attentively, delivers scripted remarks, and distributes presidential memorabilia like cufflinks and keychains.
|
|
Everyone listened attentively to my presentation, but no one asked a question or expressed an opinion.
|
|
I glanced around at the other women seated around me, listening attentively from their folding chairs.
|
|
"The government will monitor the situation attentively," he said, adding that Rome fully respects market rules.
|
|
McMillan, who was drinking nonalcoholic beer, listened attentively to her descriptions and sniffed a few glasses.
|
|
With the other half, the therapists asked open-ended questions and listened attentively to the answers.
|
|
As Conlin attentively listens to Trovarello and takes the contract, there is unmistakable pride in his eyes.
|
|
By creating equal space for both to express and listen attentively, we accelerate building feelings of closeness.
|
|
With few connections to the rest of the world, they listened attentively to the radio for news.
|
|
With "The Lion King: The Gift," Beyoncé joins their ranks soulfully and attentively, seeking full-fledged fusions.
|
|
All read attentively writers like Plato to focus our attention on the essential issues of our kind.
|
|
But conservatives read Voegelin attentively, and set about trying to spread his arcane message to the masses.
|
|
He listened attentively when you spoke and supported gigs regardless of whether or not he was booked.
|
|
But across the border, the Chinese authorities will be watching attentively for any attempts to remember the massacre.
|
|
The stars were all smiles during their stroll, with both looking attentively at each other as they chatted.
|
|
Under Senate requirements for an impeachment trial, senators must sit attentively at their desks every afternoon except Sunday.
|
|
Residents said Musk attentively listened to their concerns and squashed some of their fears about the buyout process.
|
|
She listens attentively and helps Sam through his struggles to forge meaningful connections with his peers and women.
|
|
The judges listen attentively and sometimes seem to know the answers to their questions, deliberating almost too quickly.
|
|
He is 52, short-haired and solid, listening attentively to his mother; occasionally, he touches her shoulder gently.
|
|
" Still, Tetart-Vittu argues that "When we read Racinet attentively, we cannot but perceive his openness of mind.
|
|
When it was her turn, the judge called up her number, and she listened attentively for a few minutes.
|
|
The audience listened attentively as the local choirs evoked more than two centuries of their city's history and struggles.
|
|
A photo of the sweet moment showed the specialist carefully applying the sparkly nail polish as Alyssa watched attentively.
|
|
The world should be listening attentively to those ready to map practical solutions—our collective future depends on it.
|
|
And yet, I admit, I have read those novels with fascination and I have looked attentively at these paintings.
|
|
The same people I saw participating in a twerking competition were also found listening attentively to expert panelists later.
|
|
Insurers, payers and administrators must re-incentivize physicians to listen patiently and attentively to the stories patients have to tell.
|
|
The hearing was brief, with Mr. Rahami listening attentively as a magistrate judge, Sarah Netburn, advised him of his rights.
|
|
On Tuesday, he sat with black-rimmed glasses on the tip of his nose, watching debate attentively and taking notes.
|
|
She follows their progress attentively, on her face a look of rapt contentment — and just the shadow of a smile.
|
|
Raw stalks were attentively arranged in crystal vases created specifically for the purpose of showing off the era's "It" ingredient.
|
|
"If I stayed to the end it means I liked it," said Carlo Vigevani, who listened attentively throughout the performance.
|
|
When I interviewed for the job working with Bill at the PCAOB, he listened closely and attentively to my answers.
|
|
His pronunciation hovered on the boundary of comprehensibility, but the text had been distributed to the audience, which listened attentively.
|
|
She plays endlessly with patterning and loads so much pigmented color that she seems to be attentively flirting with chaos.
|
|
She listened so attentively to us and crouched down engaging with Mia which was very sweet and probably not very comfortable.
|
|
Throughout the game, Biden laughed, watched attentively and even gave a standing ovation of his own as he enjoyed the competition.
|
|
Nogueira should have been by his side coaching him; instead, he stood watching attentively in the corner of his living room.
|
|
He goes to the cinema, follows the Champions League attentively, parties occasionally and talks about life and love with his friends.
|
|
She foregrounds the oddest and minutest of details but lingers attentively, and with narrative feeling, as each man approaches his end.
|
|
You listen attentively to understand the other person's point of view, the terms in which they think about what's going on.
|
|
Active listening refers to mindfully, attentively hearing and truly attempting to comprehend the meaning of the words spoken by their partner.
|
|
In an era where Trump seems to be combative with allies and collegial with adversaries, the world will be watching attentively.
|
|
"The government will observe these attentively," government spokesman Steffen Seibert, speaking at a regular government news conference, said of the talks.
|
|
They listened attentively as Judge Garaufis gave a short description of what they might expect if they were selected to serve.
|
|
My nurse, who had been attentively looking after me, told me I was lucky to have been brought in so quickly.
|
|
I remember I was looking up at the people we passed as we walked — at first apathetically, but then more attentively.
|
|
She listened attentively while members of the state Democratic Party's rural and black caucuses met as part of a listening tour.
|
|
She posted concert footage of his set, where she was also seen watching from the side of the stage pretty attentively.
|
|
Kamasi listened attentively, speaking only when spoken to: If the young jazz warrior was carrying a weapon, he kept it well hidden.
|
|
During the tracking stage, he would kneel low, rotating shoulders to face the car, level-headed, staring attentively as the car approached.
|
|
"We are attentively tracking the situation unfolding around Syria and in the whole region," the Russian Defence Ministry said in a statement.
|
|
Mila absorbed the demonstration attentively and glanced up at Neri for a nod of encouragement before attempting the feat on her own.
|
|
I watched attentively until the evening concluded, but somehow I completely missed the fact that Deen took home two awards that night.
|
|
Watching this debate attentively but warily are the veterans of the Free Speech Movement, most of whom are now in their 70s.
|
|
One pic shows Brooks is reaching out from the stage to meet the hands of two fans, while a young Stonestreet watches attentively.
|
|
To the developer that offered the money, it was simply a sign of how attentively the company had been listening to voters' concerns.
|
|
From her forearm hangs a rectangular brown leather bag full of attentively polished shoes, which she picks up and returns to clients herself.
|
|
The rest of the crew was listening attentively to what Mick had to say, except for Keith and Anita who were nodding out.
|
|
LOS ANGELES — Growing up in Tehran, Roozbeh Farahanipour would listen attentively with his mother for the names of people executed by revolutionary forces.
|
|
One senator was responsible for doling out candy to his colleagues, who were forced to sit attentively for the duration of the proceedings.
|
|
Equipped with earphones and following the proceedings attentively, the defendant responded with a hoarse "yes" when asked to confirm that the statement was his.
|
|
A photograph of Sheppie seized readers' attention as he sat attentively next to Harry Taylor, a 72-year-old poor, blind musician in Harlem.
|
|
Ms. Cucchi, who is 44, sat attentively throughout Wednesday's daylong hearing, as she and her parents have done untold times during all those trials.
|
|
One man, dressed in a Roman-style costume and shawl, seems to be giving a speech, while another man leans attentively over his shoulder.
|
|
The officer leaned forward attentively in Judge Alexander B. Jeong's second-floor courtroom as the lawyers argued Monday over what had motivated his actions.
|
|
Having dodged this bullet, Syd's delight in the pleasure principle animates a cautiously irresistible, attentively sensual, fully inhabited and sublimely conceived stunner of an album.
|
|
But, once getting his gear set up and he's sure his levels are OK, Pier-Hocking mostly just sits and listens attentively to Bachman's performance.
|
|
From an outsider's perspective, it seems as if you're having fun and listening attentively, laughing on cue with the others when someone says something funny.
|
|
Listening to a message from President Trump Valles looked on attentively as a video of former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright began the naturalization ceremony.
|
|
"Writing preserves only the thought of literate peoples," Trubek points out, quoting the scholar Barry Powell, attentively exposing the politics of access in her subject.
|
|
In every town hall I've seen, the candidate turns to the voter, listens attentively and directs the answer at least partially back to that person.
|
|
I'm ushering in the new decade with a strong resolve to listen more attentively, so I can better understand what is being communicated to me.
|
|
Those watching attentively know that Nadia makes only minor wardrobe adjustments for her 36th birthday bash, given by her aggressively fashionable friend Maxine (Greta Lee).
|
|
Lady Antebellum's Hillary Scott, already a mom and now pregnant with twins, listened attentively as Thomas Rhett described his first few days living with a newborn.
|
|
In recent years, she visited an elementary school once a week to help first graders practice their reading, attentively lending a floppy ear to grateful students.
|
|
Narrator: Alfred can spend weeks hunched over the canvas, attentively weaving the threads in the correct spots, but in the end, it results in something magical.
|
|
Mr. Sayoc listened attentively and nodded as the judge, Robert W. Lehrburger of Federal District Court, advised him of rights and asked if he understood them.
|
|
On a recent evening, Ms. Rodriguez sat attentively as Roland Arrisola, vice president of operations at Stan's Heating & Cooling, explained the opportunities available at his company.
|
|
The details vary from country to country, but it is striking how much the new autocrats have in common and how attentively they learn from each other.
|
|
When I feel particularly anxious or sad my first port of call is that video of David Lynch attentively cooking quinoa in the dark for 20 minutes.
|
|
And they sat attentively for the screening of the documentary Sarasota Half in Dream, a woozy, surrealist found-footage collage about the Florida city's considerable weird side.
|
|
"When he first arrived in Liangjiahe, he wasn't prepared for the hardship," a guide told a tour group of officials, who listened attentively under a drizzling rain.
|
|
Some senators took notes and listened attentively, while others slunk back in their chairs as the House managers and President's team took turns arguing the trial rules.
|
|
It's there when I listen attentively to people at political rallies who tell me that feminists and journalists are trash, or open my inbox to death threats.
|
|
Trump kept his arms crossed and watched attentively as representatives from both medicine and industry argued across the table about the idea of banning flavored vaping products.
|
|
On a personal note, I've been lucky enough to attend every one of these — you can find me on the far side, taking notes and listening attentively.
|
|
Moreover, he applies his talents most attentively to everything awful about the genre, magnifying their awfulness, so that all his theoretically good qualities are actually net negatives.
|
|
He runs the shop with his mother, and while we chat, she waits attentively on the guests and occasionally tells him if a customer has ordered food.
|
|
Khloe Kardashian watched attentively Saturday night as BF Tristan Thompson tried in vain to beat the L.A. Clippers ... and she did nothing to stop the rumor she's engaged.
|
|
"We will listen attentively and constructively to Theresa May's important speech tomorrow in Florence," added Barnier, who holds a new round of Brexit negotiations in Brussels next week.
|
|
Armed with measuring tape and white chalk, she draws patterns on the fabric, marking the spots she will have to sew over, as her pupils look on attentively.
|
|
At Gracious Home, Mr. Wekselbaum had a reputation for being hands-on, working from a tiny office, answering the telephone himself and attentively touring the store each morning.
|
|
Between Thursday and Friday, the jury sent a flurry of notes to Judge Caproni and sat attentively in the courtroom as witness testimony was read back to them.
|
|
Ms. Jampol, in a white lace dress with a 12-foot veil, and Mr. Harris, in rhinestone shoes and a paisley jacket, listened attentively as each parent spoke.
|
|
A speaker announces, "athlete on course," and one listens attentively as the smooth sound of skis on snow becomes stronger and then, suddenly, the athletes are flying overhead.
|
|
We first see Jo (Saoirse Ronan) in her publisher's office, listening attentively as he admonishes her to make sure her heroines always end up either married or dead.
|
|
There's an intimacy to their talk that feels natural and true, a mutual respect evident in how closely and attentively you can see each listening to the other.
|
|
To listen attentively and absorb Way's comments is to gain some clue to understanding — if "understanding" is even the right word — the messages and meanings of his art.
|
|
She sat in a chair with her back straight and legs folded, listening attentively and speaking enthusiastically about her relationship with Formin and their life back in Hlaing Thi.
|
|
Photogs captured her limping back to shore with the assistance of some girlfriends, who then attentively knelt beside her on the sand as they checked out her injured foot.
|
|
The actor and comedian was at his son's high school basketball game Friday night at Bishop Alemany High School in L.A., where he was attentively watching from the bleachers.
|
|
Near Mosul, Iraq (CNN)On a concrete pad in the middle of a dusty village in northern Iraq, children sit attentively as an animated pair of teachers delivers the lesson.
|
|
Ramos, a clean-shaven figure with long hair past his shoulders, was denied bail after a brief court hearing in which he appeared by video, watching attentively but not speaking.
|
|
"The finance ministry, the (Federal Financial Supervisory Authority) BaFin and the Bundesbank are monitoring developments on financial markets attentively and this applies to bitcoins," Dennis Kolberg told a news conference.
|
|
The rich soil has been attentively tended to for thousands of years by the Dharug people that surround him, but Thornhill rips up the yam-daisies that nourish their communities.
|
|
Kent County shared the moment on Facebook, posting a photo of Michael slouched in a chair next to Eaton and Melvin with his classmates and teachers watching attentively behind him.
|
|
It was a superior language that drew force from its own indeterminateness, and it completely destabilized its public audience, who were unaccustomed to having to critically, attentively listen to music.
|
|
Over the coming months, astronomers will attentively watch the supernova as it expands, to see if the process exposes emission lines that suggest nickel decay is the source of its brightness.
|
|
What the West Wing is reading: Senior administration officials told me that Friday's Wall Street Journal editorial headlined "A Fed for a Growth Economy" was read attentively in the West Wing.
|
|
Later, as Ray and Una start to fill in the blanks for each other of what happened in the immediate aftermath of their last encounter, you start to listen more attentively.
|
|
TAORMINA, Italy (Reuters) - In Sicily, Donald Trump listened attentively during complex G7 debates over trade and climate change, smiled for the cameras, and for the most part refrained from provocative tweets.
|
|
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — Inside the auditorium at the Giants' training and practice complex late Wednesday afternoon, players filled the rows, listening attentively to the midweek message preceding another big N.F.L. weekend.
|
|
Women, some with children in their laps, listened attentively to the guest speakers, which included older local black women sharing their experiences of finding strength in their feminism and their blackness.
|
|
Mr. Sibley listened attentively throughout the presentation on Friday, which took place in a conference room at the Texas Supreme Court that was crowded with forensic scientists, attorneys and Texas Rangers.
|
|
Oksana Kornienko, who works as a doula culture interpreter for a nonprofit organization serving pregnant immigrant women, listened attentively, leaning over Ms. Hussein's shoulder and translating the doctor's words into Arabic.
|
|
Hodges, as he has always been, was calm, speaking softly but distinctly, mopping his face, listening attentively, answering carefully, smiling quickly — working, in a way, harder than during the game. Mrs.
|
|
People are invited to bring and play their own music of choosing while the rest of the audience, who are not allowed to use cellphones, attentively listens and engages with your sounds.
|
|
Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Most rappers claim to oppose haters, but in the two years since To Pimp a Butterfly came out, Kendrick Lamar's been listening to his detractors attentively.
|
|
Civil servants, real-estate agents, salon owners, fruit vendors, teachers, artists — anyone who uses WeChat to facilitate daily work watched attentively for news and tips that came out of the annual conference.
|
|
"The applause for POTUS when he was introduced was muted at best and most in the room listened attentively but stone faced, many of them with earphones providing translation," the report said.
|
|
Anyone who brings a campaign finance or First Amendment case will want a judge like Gorsuch because regardless if you're billionaire or facing foreclosure, he will listen attentively and apply the law.
|
|
Dressed in a white tunic and wearing a neatly trimmed beard, Mr. Zubaydah, whose mental stability has been questioned by some American officials, listened attentively, resting his chin on his right hand.
|
|
He was sweating in his gray Puerto Rican scholarship fund T-shirt, but he turned on the charm — embracing farmers, thanking donors, listening attentively to discussion of fungus infestation and seed regulation.
|
|
Knicks 22, Nets 28 Tim Hardaway Jr. sat at the end of the Knicks' bench Thursday night at the Barclays Center, attentively watching his team build a large lead against the Nets.
|
|
But every now and then, when she starts complaining about all the ways young people disappoint her, she reminisces about her former handler, how naturally their conversation flowed, how attentively he listened.
|
|
As Buhler, Feldmann and I talked through the details of Metop-B's routine, I could appreciate the satellite as a busy working instrument, watching the atmosphere as attentively as any earthbound weather station.
|
|
By testing their own opinions as they test the claims of others, our students learn to read attentively, listen carefully, reason effectively, question everything, think openly and flexibly, and work respectfully and collaboratively.
|
|
In footage from inside the camps broadcast on Chinese state-run TV in 2018, Uyghur inmates were shown attentively sitting in classes learning standard Mandarin Chinese, and being taught skills such as sewing.
|
|
One photograph shows Nyamakazi standing amid percussion keyboards called marimbas as pupils sit on desks listening attentively to his class, part of the Imvula Music Program which brings music lessons into Philippi schools.
|
|
Members had concerns that the cameras would be swinging around and taking pictures of members while they were not focused attentively on the debates or — heaven forbid — closing their eyes for a second.
|
|
But mostly, Servais and Jerry Dipoto, the Mariners' general manager, urge Suzuki to go directly to the players with his observations because they listen more attentively when it is relayed from a peer.
|
|
Even when the fathers are not holding their children's hands or hugging them, they stand close, attentively watching them swoop down a zip line, ride a small pony, or balance themselves on a bicycle.
|
|
Setting aside his usual bombast, Trump turned soft-spoken and nodded attentively as the women, some of whom held babies on their laps, described their concerns about the quality of schools and finding jobs.
|
|
Fundamentally, streaming is a very different experience to sitting attentively for two hours in a theater: you can laze on your couch, scroll through Instagram, talk to your friends, and break when you want.
|
|
Matilde, "newborn from my own clay," is a star, or a condor, or a mountain; called "little America," she has rivers and countries in her eyes, and you wonder how attentively perceived she felt.
|
|
It's not clear that men listen less attentively to women than they do to other men, suggesting that the problem is broader than sexism; that is, guys just don't listen to anyone but themselves!
|
|
Mr. Trump listened attentively, according to another person familiar with the discussions, but repeatedly steered the conversation to the breakdown of "law and order," and the responsibility of local officials to stem the violence.
|
|
The Kansas City Fed, which each year in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, puts on one of the world's most attentively watched economic symposiums, won't publish the program for the event until it starts next Thursday evening.
|
|
Trump's booming voice filled the confines of the new Shell Pennsylvania Petrochemicals Complex in Western Pennsylvania on Tuesday as the crowd, consisting of mostly male construction workers in orange and yellow construction vests, listened attentively.
|
|
On a blistering summer day in Flushing Meadows-Corona Park in Queens, an English soccer coach gave a pep talk to a group of 215 players as they sat attentively on a knee-high wall.
|
|
Listeners will be parsing her words attentively as they determine whether the central bank will perhaps raise interest rates in September, with some economists saying that strong employment reports offer a solid basis for action.
|
|
My father listened attentively but looked skeptical as we picked our way among the dusty paths and walkways, the giant inward-sloping walls, the heaps of gray stones rising out of patches of yellowed grass.
|
|
The 1965 "teach-ins" on American campuses, for example, were uniformly hostile to the administration, but Australian teach-ins were moderate and balanced, with students listening attentively to speakers both for and against the war.
|
|
But the stalls reserved for the public hummed: 150 onlookers listened attentively, some taking notes, to a monologue by the solitary Kim Ki-choon of the liberal Minjoo Party of Korea, the country's biggest opposition group.
|
|
It may have been the same lecture over and over again, but die-hard supporters trailed him like fans of the Grateful Dead, attentively listening for occasional improvisations in his shouted assaults on the status quo.
|
|
Monotony settles in; we read at a remove, which feels cruel given that Tokarczuk's aim is so clearly to train the eye to see more deeply, more attentively, and to root out hidden consonances and meanings.
|
|
The MDI embodies these ideas in providing easy access to the collection, its permeability to nature, and the scale of its spaces that only inspires us to look more attentively as the medium expands its definitions.
|
|
Entrepreneurship A dozen women sat around a table at Little Shop of Crafts on the Upper West Side of Manhattan listening attentively and taking detailed notes as Marla Bosworth gave them the skinny on soap-making.
|
|
During the Q&A with Beyond Meat's Ethan Brown, the packed crowd listened attentively to the intricacies of supply chain logistics, and the urgency of replacing animal meat with plant products for the sake of the planet.
|
|
Mayor Virginia Raggi said the city was committed to maintaining the staircase and that she had ordered the municipal police to "attentively monitor" how people used the steps, avoiding "loitering" or other behavior that could be detrimental.
|
|
Jones both destroys books and keeps them in memory, carefully and attentively sewing book covers onto canvases to make the case that some sort of collective history can be lovingly remade, be rethought, reimagined — with different emphases.
|
|
She works quickly and attentively, surrounded by a mess of paint pots and a chorus of bird song, church bells, the occasional belligerent rumble of a passing tuk tuk and the gentle knocking of wind-rustled bamboo.
|
|
That led to culturally high stakes for cassava cultivation, and informed how attentively and tenderly cassava was grown—the fields had to be organized, because the legend said that cassava were neat and fastidious when they were people.
|
|
TORONTO — My 4-year-old and 7-year-old nephews regularly practice jump shots in their backyard, and they watch the N.B.A. attentively enough to know that the Toronto Raptors' best player, Kawhi Leonard, wears the No. 2.
|
|
The defendant, Akayed Ullah, lying in a bed with his head elevated slightly so that he could look into the camera, was subdued but appeared to be listening attentively as the judge asked whether he could see her.
|
|
"She has quickly become adept at caring for her very large litter of cubs — grooming, nursing and caring for them attentively," says Steve Bircher, curator of mammals/carnivores at the Saint Louis Zoo, in a statement to the media.
|
|
On a trip to her Baltic coast electoral district in eastern Germany this week, she visited a yacht maker, listened attentively to scientists at a plasma research institute and ate sausages with locals in the town square in Greifswald.
|
|
Watching the show attentively is China, whose own aerospace ambitions are growing at a time when U.S.-China trade tensions are rising ahead of a possible meeting between U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping this month.
|
|
Stroll around Mexico City's posh Polanco neighborhood during lunchtime and you can't miss them — small groups of physically imposing men typically dressed in grey or blue suits who are often making a bit of a show of attentively scanning their surroundings.
|
|
These images convey the sense that Olujimi looked at his subject carefully and attentively for long periods of time, and then at odd moments out of his eyes' corners, to reproduce Arline as a set of distinct moods, aspects, and demeanors.
|
|
I'm admittedly part of this demographic of non-users — too self-conscious to issue commands at my phone in public, too cheap to splurge on a device that will listen attentively to my requests in the physical privacy of my living room.
|
|
The emphasis on rediscovering the history and culture of Singapore and its neighbors highlights the gallery's educational aims: On both my recent visits, a majority of visitors seemed to be schoolchildren, listening attentively to talks and dutifully making sketches and taking notes.
|
|
Same for the cover art for Mayer's second post-Montana album, Paradise Valley, which places Mayer, dressed in a long coat that approximates a cowboy's duster, staring into space, cowboy-ish hat on his head, while a black lab looks up attentively.
|
|
I spotted a ton of people dressed up as clone troopers, as Ahsoka, and as Jedi Knights, and we all listened attentively as Filoni and guests recounted the production, and generally praised one another for their efforts to bring the show to life.
|
|
This is on top of the fact that of all the basic things the president is required to do on a day-to-day basis—listen attentively, read closely, speak carefully—Trump lacks the intelligence and composure to do any of them.
|
|
On the third day of his trial, Manafort, President Donald Trump's former campaign manager, listened attentively as his former bookkeeper, Heather Washkuhn, confirmed that he had always kept a close eye on the inner workings of his firm -- including income and expenditures.
|
|
DICK TAVERNEHouse of LordsLondon With nauseating pomposity, The Economist dedicates an entire special report to offer solemn sensible British advice on how to "save Europe" from tearing itself apart, as if Jean-Claude Juncker and Donald Tusk are supposed to sit attentively and take notes.
|
|
Listening attentively to the outpouring was Chirlane McCray, the first lady of New York City, who sat behind the panel table and delivered testimony in support of the city's expansive plan for tackling a large swath of mental health issues faced by New Yorkers.
|
|
He and his colleagues in the department of newborn medicine at Harvard Medical School discovered that mothers unconsciously interacted with their infant sons more attentively and vigilantly than they did with their infant daughters because the sons needed more support for controlling their emotions.
|
|
Party leaders will be extracting policy commitments and watching attentively to see who can give good speeches, who can cut good positive biographical ads, who can take a rhetorical punch, who has skeletons in their closet, and who can perform well in a debate.
|
|
"The cynical interpretation of this strategy is that even if you have to interact with an ad in a mode of annoyance to find wherever the ad is and click away with it, you're still kind of proactively, attentively interacting with this ad experience," she said.
|
|
" The official White House press pool report described the reaction of United Nations diplomats in the room: "The applause for POTUS when he was introduced was muted at best and most in the room listened attentively but stone faced, many of them with earphones providing translation.
|
|
Yet his scant appearances have revealed a very self-assured politician, something the world was already able to observe during the April 27 inter-Korean summit, when he joked, cajoled and listened attentively to South Korean President Moon Jae-in during their day-long meeting and dinner.
|
|
Visit treasure troves of vintage clothing like those designers often excavate for their inspirations — places like Bob Melet's Melet Mercantile — and you'll probably come upon items from little-known or long-forgotten labels, generic things so well designed and attentively made that you can hardly believe Anonymous was the creator.
|
|
This has led to what she calls "strange contrasts": balancing her math homework with her fight to save the planet; listening attentively to teachers and decrying the immaturity of world leaders; weighing up the existential threat of climate change alongside the agonizing choice of what subjects to study in high school.
|
|
I sat atop busted amplifiers and cold radiators in Bushwick practice spaces, paging through back issues of prestige magazines, watching various crushes suck on hand-rolled cigarettes and finger their drumsticks and slide guitars, listening attentively to their noodling in preparation for my feedback to be solicited, though it never was.
|
|
Forgive me, Jami Attenberg, but I read your new novel, "All Grown Up" — attentively, in a single gulp — on the same day that Mary Tyler Moore died, and now I can't help bemoaning the one-step-forward, two-steps-backward progress of the second-wave feminism I was brought up on.
|
|
As John McKay informs us, paleontologists finally learned what mammoths looked like — the upward curling tusks, the humped shoulder, the downward sloping spine — not by studying bones but by looking closely at ice age art made by those who'd observed the animals attentively, perhaps even lovingly, or wondrously, or worshipfully.
|
|
My colleagues listened attentively while I explained the story, and I could feel an internal battle going on between their skepticism of its merits and their desire to avoid turning this into a drawn-out discussion about the media representation of women when we all had work to be getting on with.
|
|
As the placid, syncopated guitar riff that anchors the song merges with spacey keyboard air, Byrne informs his management team, waiting attentively for each subsequent PowerPoint slide, that "A straight line exists between me and the good thing/I have found the line and its direction is known to me"; "As we economize, efficiency is multiplied"; and so on.
|
|
Going on vacation to any kind of resort is essentially embarking in this weird, slow wrestle with your own guilt: People approach you constantly and attentively, offering you food and water and moist towelettes to dab your face and hands with, and clean your room for you, and tidy up your shit, and day one, you are like: This is bad, I shouldn't be enjoying this.
|
|
"I also don't usually talk about my private life which until now I've always protected attentively … But the fury of the tabloids, the venal stupidity of some people calling themselves journalists, the haters who feel braver behind a keyboard, drive me to speak of the pride, love, respect and admiration I have for Marion staying as strong and intelligent in the face all these stupid and unfounded accusations," he added.
|
|
Gary CohnGary David CohnTrump says US will hit China with new round of tariffs next month Gary Cohn bemoans 'dramatic impact' of Trump tariffs Press: Acosta, latest to walk the plank MORE, Trump's National Economic Council director, said the president "listened very acutely and attentively to the other leaders in the room" but repeated his campaign promise to focus on job creation over everything else, including climate concerns.
|
|
Life cannot be fixed in place; it flows, like the river where Siddhartha receives his revelation: And when Siddhartha listened attentively to this river, to this thousand-voiced song, when he listened neither for the sorrow nor for the laughter, when he did not attach his soul to any one voice and enter into it with his ego but rather heard all of them, heard the whole, the oneness—then the great song of the thousand voices consisted only of a single word: Om , perfection.
|
|