Inquisitiveness and attentiveness to concrete detail were her twin attributes.
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Sometimes a person's attentiveness keeps up, and other times it doesn't.
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Give off an air of regal attentiveness, as Tom Brady does.
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Attentiveness to these details is both a curse and a blessing.
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One thing that helps is training my hearing and my attentiveness.
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Women find mindful men more attractive due to their increased attentiveness.
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"Xi treats everyone with sincerity, warmth, attentiveness, and forthrightness," it said.
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These compact dimensions are emblematic of Jansson's own attentiveness and precision.
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You'll start to appreciate people's more enduring qualities, like loyalty and attentiveness.
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But conversely, attentiveness to race can be useful in crafting policy solutions.
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Attentiveness is a human state, and our reserves of attention are finite.
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In China, government officials watched the Arab Spring with attentiveness and unease.
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Work, for one, said attentiveness is key to protecting against such attacks.
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He'd grown silent, but he never lost his attentiveness toward the customers.
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" The article observed, "Xi treats everyone with sincerity, warmth, attentiveness, and forthrightness.
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In wandering, his poems deliberately cultivate attentiveness to the motions of mind.
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But let's focus on your boyfriend's attentiveness instead of mucous, shall we?
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As a teacher, he's known to greet strays and interlopers with attentiveness.
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"There was nothing overbearing in his attentiveness," the officer recalled years later.
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Dennis, the office priest of the Drowned God, appreciates timeliness and attentiveness.
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Teachers are reportedly able to graph student attentiveness over time using the software.
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The attentiveness with which he stirred two spoonfuls of sugar into her coffee.
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Whereas K. Rock is all attentiveness, Nugent looks more dutiful than anything else.
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Like a naughty child, Mr Putin is rewarded by American attentiveness, he believes.
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Goldman's attentiveness to hiring has probably helped it remain a Wall Street powerhouse.
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The staff watches over the crowds with the attentiveness of a hotel concierge.
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It was a job that above all required a high level of attentiveness.
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Cultivate what Harrison calls ''empty mind''; following your thoughts will dull your attentiveness.
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This kind of planning and attentiveness to their relationship is tantamount to its success.
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Bibi has astounded our care team with her patience, tolerance and attentiveness towards Fiona.
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Her manner of writing can be positively Jamesian in its degree of verbal attentiveness.
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Tape: Were you satisfied with the attentiveness of the staff during your visit today.
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To paraphrase Lady Bird, it begets a kind of attentiveness that looks like love.
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But the audible attentiveness with which she coaxes people from tiny rural Firebaugh, Calif.
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Young Tiller, who promises attentiveness, conversation, sex in the backseat of the car, etc. etc.
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Every day has always been an opportunity for attentiveness, gratitude and living into God's call.
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Because it's the only one that includes a camera inside the car to monitor driver attentiveness.
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His compassion and attentiveness stand as a moral challenge to a country that increasingly feels unsavable.
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Such solutions might involve video and infrared systems in the car that monitor the driver's attentiveness.
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He brought to his work moral urgency and a novelist's attentiveness to individual lives and triumphs.
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Mr. Donahue's This tiny retro lunch counter has the attentiveness to atmosphere of a period movie.
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For all of the talk of history and solemnity, the senators looked tired, their attentiveness sagging.
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He listens with the patient attentiveness of a therapist and the quizzical intensity of a gumshoe.
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It's an attentiveness to the world, to ordinary suffering, to the love that persists in its midst.
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A "Box of Chocolate" ring measures only three centimeters but includes details that show the makers' attentiveness.
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The book shouldn't be evaluated on its fidelity to the source material, but Taneja's attentiveness deserves credit.
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By tracking your cognitive load, your attentiveness and your responses, the car knows whether and when to intervene.
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They'll be scanning children of different ages, to see when musical attentiveness first shows up in the brain.
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That's the thing about Michael — he always went the extra mile because of his attentiveness to consumer ethos.
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All this attentiveness may be a help to some people with minor grumbles that are easy to solve.
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The survey asked about the doctor's characteristics, such as caring, confidence, reliability, attentiveness, cooperativeness, professionalism, efficiency and approachability.
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" She also says that attentiveness is important, as well as someone who is "self aware, not self-absorbed.
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This attentiveness to the three-dimensional nature of its subjects and central conflict means that when Whose Streets?
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It is an arduous process requiring global cooperation, diplomatic skill and attentiveness, not constant saber-rattling and braggadocio.
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The authors speculated that such damage could have impaired vision, object recognition, hearing ability, memory, attentiveness and concentration.
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Stay focused on promoting your client attentiveness and don't go overboard touting your graphic design or writing skills.
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In fact, just 12 minutes of walking can increase attentiveness and boost your mood, according a 2016 study.
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The music had neither the ecstatic attentiveness of Messiaen's bird transcriptions nor the elegant mimicry of Beethoven or Mahler.
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When we begin to do automatic essay scoring and eye tracking for students to determine attentiveness or intelligence, right?
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If he speaks at the speed of someone with no time to waste, he balances that with focused attentiveness.
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And as I came to know who she was, seeing it with each visit, my sense of attentiveness deepened.
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" The study also looked at attentiveness: "They don't make you more alert, but they don't make you less alert.
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Students will get a real-time attentiveness score, which will be shown to their teacher on a screen, media said.
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Critic's Notebook Back on the big screen, George Nierenberg's 1982 documentary tells a history of gospel music with vérité attentiveness.
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That anyone can devote her life to studying it with such meticulous attentiveness should fill us with joy and hope.
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There was a heightened attentiveness and receptivity in the room, and a palpable energy circulating between the speakers and one's neighbors.
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The results showed that the tanks increased food intake by 21.1 percent and increased the patients' level of attentiveness as well.
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Or perhaps the message here is that these characters and whatever they represent don't even deserve the attentiveness of actual satire.
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That's why Gerwig's Little Women is the kind of work that teaches patience and love and attentiveness to its audience, too.
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"A product intended to circumvent motor vehicle safety and driver attentiveness is unacceptable," said NHTSA deputy administrator Heidi King in a statement.
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"A product intended to circumvent motor vehicle safety and driver attentiveness is unacceptable," NHTSA Deputy Administrator Heidi King said in a statement.
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Can Herzog bring his trademark attentiveness to bear on what is, in so many ways, a force that is shattering our attention?
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"In wandering, his poems deliberately cultivate attentiveness to the motions of mind," Tess Taylor writes, reviewing the book alongside three other collections.
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"A product intended to circumvent motor vehicle safety and driver attentiveness is unacceptable," NHTSA Deputy Administrator Heidi King wrote in a press release.
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The scholars attributed this "misalignment" to differences in "noncognitive skills": attentiveness, persistence, eagerness to learn, the ability to sit still and work independently.
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When you are directly responsible for someone else's image in such an intimate way it requires a high level of care and attentiveness.
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Maybe, I tell myself, I could apply that same attentiveness to the real thing, rather than watering whether it's needed or not. Maybe.
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They share a lot of the same issues and a general attentiveness to structural changes to taxation and regulation in the United States.
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Innovation, however, requires some things that are more common in the arts: intuition, divergence, fantasy, and attentiveness to solutions that appear through practice.
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Using advanced facial processing, it tracks a driver's gaze direction, pupil dilation, eye openness and head position and uses proprietary algorithms to determine attentiveness.
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Republicans have repeatedly pleaded and cajoled Mr. Trump to run a more professional campaign, reflecting greater attentiveness to rules of political and social decorum.
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And Halsey Street itself offers the same attentiveness to the changing landscape of Brooklyn, and to a Bed-Stuy that is rapidly becoming unrecognizable.
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Driver attentiveness can be assessed by a combination of sensors in the car, including acoustic monitors, eye trackers and wearable devices, Mr. Greenstein said.
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They never do, but the easygoing trance is subtly deepened; thereafter we are in a state of heightened attentiveness as to what might happen.
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Even if it's on TV. Her message is that with hard work, and an attentiveness to our true needs, we can achieve such things.
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But she missed her mother keenly, and neither her grandmother's attentiveness nor her mother's ultimate recovery could assuage the damage caused by that rupture.
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Since emotional response and attentiveness guide a dog's gaze and regulate pupil size, eye-tracking gives insight into what goes on inside a canine's mind.
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It should come as no surprise that there are disadvantages that come with working overtime: fatigue, poor health, lack of attentiveness, to name a few.
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Servers sometimes seemed to be reading dish descriptions from a teleprompter, but they made up for that with a care and attentiveness that felt unforced.
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It creates the illusion that we can remain informed, and connected, even as we are spared the burdens of attentiveness, presence of mind and memory.
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The listing from LIV Sotheby's International Realty says that "the home itself benefits from an attentiveness towards feng shui and a commitment towards precision engineering."
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She notes with dismay how entranced Stefánie is with the rites and aesthetics of femininity: She obsesses over clothing and cosmetics; she delights in male attentiveness.
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That's why the solution isn't hourly messages from concerned moms and dads, whose stubborn attentiveness, no matter how well meant, can leave their children psychologically frail.
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What works best here is a quality reminiscent of Barthes: the narrative's attentiveness, particularly to sharp details that resist the effort to read them as clues.
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At the center of this story is a man who is homebound and his attentiveness to his shrinking world imbues every moment and interaction with hyperaware contrast.
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Toyota's using deep learning to help make this work, evaluating user attentiveness and emotional states, based on observed body language, tone of voice and other forms of expression.
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All this stands in marked contrast to politics across the Potomac River, in Washington, DC. And it highlights a defining characteristic of the new governor: a concerned attentiveness.
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"The safety of all metal and non-metal miners riding hoist conveyances is largely dependent upon the attentiveness and physical capabilities of the hoist operator," the agency said.
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In the first instance, we learn that she is a self-made woman and created her own opportunities in life by "looking sharp", "having ability", "diligence" and "attentiveness".
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As the concierge explained the standard details of Wi-Fi and check out times, a porter silently snuck up behind me, and nearly startled me with his attentiveness.
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Not staged, not lit, not cropped, not retouched, his photographs are feats of dispassionate representation, and yet their attentiveness and exactitude make them far, far more than snapshots.
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Nash is lionized in British art history for his attentiveness to the world around him — for capturing and refracting war and transmuting international artistic movements to his native England.
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But attentiveness to affect encourages us to imagine ourselves beyond the present: even if feelings of exhaustion, indifference, or disillusionment may have been naturalized, that doesn't mean they're natural.
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In this narrow range of ambiguous emotional indicators, the slightly cocked head and pursed lips of "Portrait Bust with Dark Gray Bodice" (2018) registers heightened attentiveness tinged with skepticism.
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Therefore, if we demand transparency and accountability from our leaders to the press, we must give the resources to the media through our wallets and through our attentiveness in views.
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The attentiveness that Bane gave to a bill of their own show or a fest always showed that they weren't there for themselves but to be part of the whole process.
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Research out this week confirmed that many teenagers sleep with their cell phones, and there are abundant studies to demonstrate that this impacts mood, academic performance and attentiveness the following day.
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In the criticism, Wood stands at the front of the classroom, extolling that "serious noticing," an attentiveness to language and the world that can serve as a small stay against oblivion.
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Individual freedom means that society mostly stays out of the home, and while in general a good thing, it assumes a carefulness, maturity and attentiveness that not all parents live up to.
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Here she appears alongside Makhathini, a young pianist with a thriving career as both a sideman and a solo artist, always guided by an attentiveness to music's potential for healing and renewal.
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There's also Tyler MacIntyre's Tragedy Girls, Anita Rocha da Silveira's Kill Me Please, and Simon Verhoeven's Friend Request, films that dabble in the same themes with varying levels of attentiveness, empathy, and success.
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Tightened security, bystanders' attentiveness and, at times, terrorists' ineptitude have halted plots targeting multiple planes, the Sears Tower in Chicago, New York's Times Square and the New York City subway, among other targets.
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When she watched Bella's rehearsals with derision, or when she dismissed Bella's attentiveness with unseeing eyes, was she refraining from doing harm, or was she, familiar with conquest and surrender, relishing her power?
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Much of it is welcome: over all, the recent crop of underground stories feature more black agency, fewer white saviors, greater attentiveness not only to runaways but to what they were running from.
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Whatever its occasional pandering, "Better Living Through Criticism" mostly exemplifies the rhetorical virtues it so enthusiastically celebrates as being peculiar to the critic: attentiveness to detail, alertness to context, a hunger for larger meanings.
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Both Democrats and Republicans report giving a lot of thought to the election at higher rates than in previous years, but Democrats' attentiveness to news about the campaign is about on par with 2008.
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The bottom line: Consumer Reports rated Super Cruise better than automated driving systems from Tesla, Nissan and Volvo because it's the only one that includes a camera inside the car to monitor driver attentiveness.
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Once the Vyloo made it into the queue, there were changes to be made too to compensate for the loudness of the environment, the relative attentiveness or lack thereof of the guests and more.
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It reverted to two operators per car, hired a third party to check on their attentiveness in real time, created a safety division, and taught its cars how pedestrians actually move through the world.
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The family initially was concerned that as Hef got older she wouldn't be there to support him, but she flipped the script with her attentiveness, and we're told the family's immensely grateful for her vigilance.
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But cars — by virtue of the fact that people of all walks of life and levels of attentiveness use them — are supposed to be far more bulletproof than this by the time they reach production.
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Erpenbeck doesn't linger on the reasons for Richard's new attentiveness, but we surmise that they may be partly academic: after a period of indifference, he is suddenly shocked at his own ignorance, ashamed of it.
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It's not just the size and attentiveness of the Super Bowl audience that makes the investment so worth it — it's that the Super Bowl is essentially a high-profile testing ground for advertising's early adopters.
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"Why should Jews care about the theology of a fundamentalist preacher when they do not for a moment believe that he speaks with any authority on the question of God's attentiveness to human prayer?" he asked.
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In addition to the speed cap, Volvo plans to deploy technology using cameras that monitor the driver's state and attentiveness to prevent people driving while distracted or intoxicated, two other big factors in accidents, Samuelsson said.
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Mr. Schenk's staging could not be simpler: Wotan just sits on a rock, Brünnhilde next to him, sometimes resting her head on his knee, looking at her father with unblinking attentiveness, seemingly gripped by every word.
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It was only in the fourth-act duet between the tenor Francesco Meli, an ardent, sweet-voiced Radamès, and the mezzo-soprano Anita Rachvelishvili, a moody Amneris, that attentiveness to detail met tonal security and allure.
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Galaxy Note phones are famous for being able to last for a full day with heavy usage, but the Note 210 requires a bit more management and attentiveness to its battery life than I was expecting.
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But his attentiveness to the country had ramped up in recent weeks as his personal attorney Rudy Giuliani pushed muddled corruption accusations against Biden, who was leading in national polls against Trump, and his son Hunter.
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But it's not just the size and attentiveness of the Super Bowl audience that makes the investment so worth it — it's that the Super Bowl is essentially a high-profile testing ground for advertising's early adopters.
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As Axios' Jonathan Swan noted, Trump views international relations as chemistry between individuals — and Macron, perhaps more than any other leader, put forth "a master class" in flattery and attentiveness to, paired with wariness of, the president.
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LinkedIn CEO Jeff Weiner, visiting Washington as part of Silicon Valley's new attentiveness to D.C., told Axios that tech companies still need to do more to deal with the unintended consequences of the power of their platforms.
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For two and a half hours, I sat and listened to the shaman's velada (vigil), not understanding the meaning of her words, but feeling moved by the serious attentiveness of her ritual and her reverence for the plant.
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"Say Amen," which opens this weekend at Film at Lincoln Center, settles in St. Louis and Chicago but absorbs a whole world with vérité attentiveness — listening to conversations in living rooms and abandoned train stations, kitchens and cars.
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It could be argued that every presidency is a tug of war between private demons and the public interest, between the commander in chief's indulgence of his own psychological needs and his attentiveness to the hard work of America.
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The potential for Level 2 and Level 3 autonomy here is huge, since the sensors could potentially be used to help monitor driver attentiveness and ensure they're alerted when they need to be actively monitoring the car and the road.
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Great poets are masters of words, but their most finely tuned skill is often simple attentiveness: to the matches on the kitchen counter, the water slipping over the boulders in the falls, the beer softly frothing in the half-drunk mug.
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Just so, in BobbiJo McCauley's lovely print of a decaying flower, which at first glimpse might appear relatively conventional, there is a kind of deep attentiveness to changes in color and texture and shape as the Anthurium andraeanum slowly becomes desiccated.
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In the interview, he emphasized his attentiveness to rural voters who feel as if elected leaders are not doing anything to help them, recalling his own upbringing in upstate New York and offering a pointed critique of today's Democratic Party.
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One of the main economic benefits praised by proponents of driverless vehicles is that they will not be limited by human boundaries and can do things like operate 24 hours in a row without a drop-off in alertness or attentiveness.
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"She does have a poetic sensibility and an alertness to the world and an attentiveness that I associate with poetry, so I was interested in what prevents her from finding her voice, and what prevents people from hearing it," Townsend said.
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That said, while there is always going to be a problematic underbelly to online forums moderated by football fans – with varying degrees of diligence and attentiveness – they also serve a vital social function for those who use them on a regular basis.
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"Sales-associate attentiveness is a key area where brands can differentiate in this competitive space and deliver better experiences that result in higher conversion rates and basket size," Cheryl Flink, chief strategy officer for Market Force, told WWD of this year's findings.
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His set was like a ramble through a large musical storehouse: one that held varieties of piano style, from jazz warmth to a brittle, high-speed pummeling; electronic sounds and samples that could be fearsome or comic; and an attentiveness to acoustic phenomena.
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"It's more caring for each other and having an attentiveness and a thoughtfulness in the way you organize events," said Lenora Thornton, the creative director for Sister, a "decentralized collective" formed in 2015 for female and gender-nonconforming music lovers and creators.
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Ms. João reaches beyond Portugal for songs that she transforms into fado; her set included a song from the Brazilian songwriter Cartola and the traditional Mexican song "La Llorona," both of them suffused with fado's introspection and fierce attentiveness to poetic nuance.
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Take, as an example of the way her attentiveness to detail never tips into mannerism or preciousness, a little moment in the first movement of Szymanowski's "Mythes" for violin and piano, a brief bit of give-and-take between the violinist and pianist.
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In her book Beyond Respectability, scholar Brittney Cooper urges us to "approach Black women's long history of knowledge production with the same kind of trust" and attentiveness as we might the established canon of white thinkers like Judith Butler and Michel Foucault.
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The argument could certainly be made that, despite all its inventive attentiveness to the film-going experience, Metrograph will still be jostling with the few remaining, independent art-house theaters in New York for a fairly limited customer-base — a somewhat tenuous venture.
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Both of these athletes are very different from McEnroe: Senna demanded to be watched through his daredevil antics on the racetrack, countered through the presentation of a spiritual life outside; Zidane, on the soccer field, was the embodiment of unwavering hard work and attentiveness.
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His eagerness to please — feet tapping atop cafe counters, hands slicing the air, head held in a permanent display of attentiveness — began to grate on some Democrats who had preferred such tics when he was merely the alternative to Mr. Cruz, a Republican they loathed.
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As French President Emmanuel Macron today begins his State Visit with President Trump, a source who has watched the two men in action says that Macron, a former investment banker, treats Trump like a "prized client" — with a combination of flattery, attentiveness and wariness.
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But such bitter arguments have gone on for a while and it seems odd to suppose that engagement with the trials and tribulations of Israel somehow precludes engaging with diaspora anti-Semitism, as if Jews of all people have a finite capacity for attentiveness.
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It is the single period of the day where I can hear or think absolutely nothing, with no expectations of productivity or attentiveness and without ricocheting worries sometimes related to theoretical catastrophic accidents or my chemically forgetful nature but mostly about my own destructive sense of self-worth.
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And more prosaically, the press believes Clinton is a stiff campaigner who tends to run chaotic campaigns riven by staff infighting, and while there's reason for both perceptions, the heightened attentiveness to stories that confirm those perceptions means Clinton receives worse procedural coverage than probably any candidate in the race.
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He tells the story years later, on a plane where he finds himself seated next to a barely remembered acquaintance; he talks and talks, offloading all his pain and grief—and she listens, but it's such an unburdening for him that her attentiveness and her very presence almost doesn't matter.
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Although it is never explicitly stated in the works derived from the photograph of Farley – as that is not Johns's way – this broken man registers Johns's attentiveness to the defeated state of masculinity; they also seem to implicitly suggest that society is employing outmoded models and measures to define manliness.
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As the movie makes clear, Jewell is actually dismissed as an over-eager pain when he insists he's found a suspicious package in Centennial Park, only to have it turn out to be a pipe bomb, with his attentiveness spurring action that saved many lives when the device goes off.
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Research suggests that the human brain is wired to respond with unique attentiveness to the sight of animals, and countless online brands have tapped into this appetite for animal content — The Dodo, an animal-centric media brand founded in 2014, drives over 2 billion video views per month on Facebook.
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Gilens acknowledges that opinions often flow from politicians to voters but insists there's significant causal influence the other way, from public opinion (particularly of the rich, in his view) to the opinions of policymakers, as well: "Education is more strongly linked to political knowledge and attentiveness than income," he writes in an email.
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It will be a few years before we even see functional prototypes of a wearable hearing aid packing this technology, but in addition to helping the hearing impaired, it could also go a long way to improving the attentiveness of smart assistants like Alexa and Siri who are often equally confused by multiple voices.
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With this book, the reader also imagines Chatwin, but this time she sees him near a fire, or in someone's home, aware that when he was listening to these stories, he was on the knife's-edge of peril, and that in those moments, only his attentiveness, his ability to sit still and say nothing, spared him his life.
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Those who have sex most often scored higher on a test of cognitive abilities than the others, with better "verbal fluency" (aka being able to name the most words or animals that started with the letter F in one minute.) Those who had more sex also did better on visual tests, though there wasn't a big difference for memory, language, or attentiveness.
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The up-close, softly lit compositions produce an aura of tranquility even in the midst of disconcerting situations, as with the burly and legless "Disabled Ex-servicemen" (1928) in his wooden wheelchair, alone at the foot of sidewalk steps, or in images of anodyne aristocrats or bureaucrats, like the lanky, nattily-dressed "Public Prosecutor" (1931), with his beady-eyed attentiveness.
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When I ask women what they'd like to see change when it comes to hormonal birth control, their answers vary: more affordable methods; more non-hormonal options; more attentiveness and empathy from doctors; more comprehensive knowledge of their options; less social and doctor scrutiny for not using HBC and more discussion and development of male birth control (which, apparently, is "coming" soon—so he can, too).
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Ara's attentiveness to the inhabitants of Istanbul's back streets — the fishermen sitting in coffee shops and mending their nets, the unemployed men getting inebriated in taverns, the children patching up car tires in the shadow of the city's crumbling ancient walls, the construction crews, the railway workers, the boatmen pulling at their oars to ferry city folk from one shore of the Golden Horn to the other, the fruit sellers pushing their handcarts, the people milling about at dawn waiting for the Galata Bridge to open, the early-morning minibus drivers — is evidence of how he always expressed his attachment to the city through the people who live in it.
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