observantly

The twins were watching them as observantly as they could.

"I can see you are twin brothers," I said observantly.

There was a Mercedes across the street with a guy in a suit behind the wheel, waiting observantly for a nod.

He has been serving as a gate guard, and serving observantly.

Strictures are often treated observantly; they may heal spontaneously over 12-24 months.

"Gentlemen," said her husband, who had kept his bright eye observantly upon her, "good day.

Stop watching me so very observantly.

"Theresa was dark and, as Patrice has so observantly pointed out, not much given to clothes that covered her from neck to ankles."

Bautista is observantly Jewish, born to a Dominican father and an Israeli mother.

If we learned to write observantly, if we could bare our souls "with alacrity!"

Jasper looks observantly from the one to the other, slightly smiles, and turns his back to mix a jug of mulled wine at the fire.

His stories were mostly ridiculous comic observations of working-class city life, though he could write tenderly and observantly, especially on Irish subjects.

To live rightly, then - observantly, compassionately - is to "take the world / to us," into us.

Lindsay Wagner, as the wife, is cool, handsome, polite, bright, loving and, like her husband, observantly Roman Catholic.

(Jean-Marie, I trust you are observantly following my various steps; this is an excellent piece of education for you.)

Reiner has stated that his childhood home was not observantly Jewish, although he did have a Bar Mitzvah.

Throughout the episode Carina presses Sarah on her feelings for Chuck, very observantly recognizing that she has truly fallen in love with him.

Ke earned a reputation for standing outside his office, observantly watching the vehicles roll past, the students in European dress and the women in high heels.

Two madrassahs in the populous and observantly Muslim Ferghana Valley remained closed after the Government converted them to medical facilities.

They were led in this endeavor by the aging Rothschild, who remained observantly Jewish until his death in 1812, still living on the ghetto street where he had started out.

Although this apocalyptic image is apt, its high drama comes as a surprise in a novel that has focused so observantly on the nuances and niceties of small-town social life.

This is a realism of close focus, observantly tracking the ways people chart their own predicaments, using odd tools picked up here, there and everywhere along the way of their lives.

The remarkable 20-minute party scene in which they trash a suburban home is one of the apotheoses of recent French cinema, and a triumph of Mr. Assayas's patient, observantly mobile camera.

"The Ice Storm," directed by Ang Lee and also dealing observantly with family tragedy, received a writing prize for James Schamus's screenplay, adapted from Rick Moody's novel.

He's an old-fashioned folk-rocker who writes mournful tunes and broods observantly about troubled romances and family strife; in "The Garden That You Planted," that garden remains after the lover has left.