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observant

[uhb-zur-vuhnt] / əbˈzɜr vənt /


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Mrs Bain said she was really thankful that Mr Jones had been so observant and was kind enough to stop and rescue Poppy.

From BBC

The newborn was not breathing properly, so a friend of his mother’s — a religiously observant woman — gave him rescue breathing until they could get him to the hospital.

From Seattle Times

The film is absorbing anyhow, minus the artist’s retrospective musings, thanks to contributions from many smart and observant artists and others.

From Los Angeles Times

“He’s goofy, but in this internal way. He’s very observant, which is why he is such a great writer,” Richardson says.

From Los Angeles Times

But this sharply observant, sometimes poignant, grimly comic play is too scattershot to gather force as it goes on.

From New York Times