Years passed on; and as Owen grew older he became more observant.

For the more observant Democrat had caught sight of the cloth parcel.

Without answering, I kissed the ground and promised to be more observant.

No one had a more retentive memory, or a more observant mind.

The boy's white, set face would have alarmed a more observant man.

In the beginning, but you're smarter than I originally thought, more observant, too.

No man, however, could have been more observant of religious rites.

Yet it in due time follows these-themore observant know it, and predict it.

Miss Wyllys knows what I mean; we women are more observant of each other.

At this moment the more observant Hawes saw the signs of shamming coming on.

But then the average Indian is much more observant than the average white man.

Ridiculed for this, I retreated into myself and became more observant and more silent.

But if I began life anew, I would be more observant in my sacrifices.'

This bookseller, half-sacristan and half-journalist, spoke less than the others, but was more observant.

Coughing like I am, I'd think you'd be more observant.

He looked to the common eye a gentleman; and to the more observant a scholar.