Sentence examples for I observed some from inspiring English sources

This type of care contrasts sharply with what I observed some 30 years ago as a medical student at Columbia.

As I observed some time ago, people believe what they want to believe, and fix or ignore facts to fit their preferences.

As I observed some people find concrete and rational meaning in the market's hourly rise, I wondered how deep my personal pathology went.

The other day, while at Bed, Bath & Beyond, I observed some college-bound kids and their parents - the interactions, bickering, even cajoling, as one boy convinced his mom he really needed that blender for making smoothies.

Yet I observed some of the most brutal treatment by the Westerners toward the Easterners when I went to Humboldt University (East Berlin) weeks after the wall fell to begin an exchange program sponsored by the United States Information Agency and invited some Westerners from Technical University to the meeting.

I began to panic when I observed some of the effects of my new lifestyle: hair-loss, increase in weight, dullness, laziness, short attention span and terrible financial discipline.

For me, it's a toss-up between Owen Wilson and Miranda July in the Bile-Inducing Irritation Stakes, but of course, one (wo)man's annoying is another's dreamboat, and I observe some notable omissions: floppy-haired fops Keanu Reaves and early Leonardo DiCraprio, for example, will always hold a space in my heart, no matter how irritating.

The number of times I've observed some monosyllabic, charmless celebrity buffoon I've interviewed mysteriously transform into a delightful, effusive television/radio interviewee… I personally believe that the famous behave far worse in print interviews, because there are no witnesses, and they can claim they've been "misrepresented" or "misquoted", and the rest.

During those conversations, I have observed some major differences in what people need to be happy in their work.

I have observed some very angry people use the Internet to tear down anything and everything without ever trying to make a difference by trying to improve or change what bothers them.

In my work with companies and law and accounting firms -- especially ones in which the men far outnumber the women -- I have observed some of what that woman described.