| Listening to the silence or waiting for the form to be revealed within the stone are forms of attentiveness, even prayerfulness. |
| The co-owner of this rotisserie is a personification of congenial attentiveness. |
| His attentiveness was insistent and intrusive, far more aggressive than the almost archaic courtesies of his brother. |
| These may have been instances of fawnish attentiveness, but now they were cherished by him as very reassuring ways of doing business. |
| To gather experiences by acting in constant attentiveness and openness to correction and further development, this is spiritual liveliness. |
| There is a playing down of intentionality, and a stress on attentiveness and reception. |
