hypervigilant

Steve is hypervigilant about not being made into a father figure.

When she does get on the road, she is hypervigilant, ready in case something goes wrong.

His parents have got to be hypervigilant since no one but them can change Storm's diaper.

The federal government expects local communities to be hypervigilant.

"Until a suspect is caught, people should be hypervigilant," Bianchi said.

If he did leave the house, he was hypervigilant.

“I’m hypervigilant of what the connection is looking like between the nanny and the kids,” she said.

"He described himself as hypervigilant, suspicious of the motives of other people."

I'm a little concerned that a hypervigilant parent who may have the best of intentions starts getting obsessed about his baby's weight.

Inside the cellar, the work must be hypervigilant.

Primary care physicians should be hypervigilant in looking for psychological aspects of physical symptoms."

When flying, parents of young children typically enter a hypervigilant state of damage control.

Others studying the same data believe the hormones promote a hypervigilant state that can make some women irritable.

Without such hypervigilant advocates, Jeremy and Beth might not be with us today.

MY hypervigilant boyfriend barred ramps from the dinner table until we could establish their safety.

I live in a hypervigilant way, hoping nothing bad will happen if I use what I've learned.

But in Nasiriyah one had to be hypervigilant.

Even though I continue to prescribe it, I'm hypervigilant about any signs of distress.

You’re obviously hypervigilant, so you’re bound to wake up.

Yet the two-bomb theory may be nothing more than a figment of hypervigilant imaginations.

The hypervigilant caregiver becomes exhausted, but can’t sleep.

Inattentiveness could bring about a tragedy: I must be hypervigilant about everything, every variation of the surface.

Van Zyl described the sprinter as "hypervigilant", and said he rarely lost his temper.

She describes other symptoms: "The 'startle' response - you're hypervigilant.

Colleges have been hypervigilant for signs of depression and anxiety particularly after the Virginia Tech shootings.