Meanings of jealous watchfulness in English

Even his jealous watchfulness saw nothing in them to desire but progress in what they possessed.

Even with such jealous watchfulness, secrets easily transpire from one to another; so loquacious is man!

In fact, the Indian boy came to follow his teacher about with a kind of jealous watchfulness.

Nothing escaped his jealous watchfulness; and he saw that Sir Frederick had made a capital error in the outset.

Here he renewed his operations; Peter keeping nearest his person, in jealous watchfulness of the least movement he made.

Undue solicitude about popular estimation is a weakness against which all real Christians must guard with the utmost jealous watchfulness.

His life, ever after, was one of self-denial and jealous watchfulness over himself,-blameless and beautiful in its humility and lowly charity.

In many directions, therefore, the believer in the Great State will display a jealous watchfulness of contemporary developments rather than a premature constructiveness.

The jealous watchfulness of our constituencies, great and small, supplements their suffrages, and before the tribunal they establish every public servant should be judged.

Guides, horses, and a tent for the sick man had been supplied, and over these O'Reilly exercised a jealous watchfulness, ably seconded by Branch.

The latter had been the first, in truth, to hear the sounds of the oars, and he had gone upon the platform in jealous watchfulness.

'My aunt fortified herself in her opinion; and behaved with a more jealous watchfulness than ever.