Sentence examples for a character observes from inspiring English sources

"Language is like poppies," a character observes in Autumn.

In "Lithium for Medea," a character observes that a "lemon tree pushed blooms, blooms like poisoned tongues.

In Huysmans's 1891 novel, "Là-bas," a character observes, "From exalted mysticism to raging Satanism is but a step".

"Everybody's family was funny, except on the day you were driving toward them," a character observes in "Coydog," a story that unfolds almost entirely around the stove.

As a character observes in "The Waverly Gallery," Kenneth Lonergan's stirring and soulful comic drama, it is as if Gladys Green's mind had been "smashed to pieces".

On two separate occasions in Babyville, a character observes that something is not real until you say it out loud and confide it in someone else.

He has a character observe at one point, apropos of the way Ratatosk the evil squirrel seeks the destruction of his own home in Ygdrasil, that "people have destructive impulses.

The ability at colonizing several biotopes is a character observed in the Bcc but also among other bacterial species like Pseudomonas aeruginosa of the γ-proteobacteria.

Instead, the director trains his lens on the face of a character observing that violence.

Or Cambridge, hero of the 1991 novel of the same name, an educated slave "determined to adopt a lunatic precision in his dealings with our English words," as an English character observes disapprovingly, "as though the black imagined himself to be a part of our white race".

For, as the chilling last line of the Corrosion Of Character observes, a regime "which provides human beings no deep reasons to care about one another cannot long preserve its legitimacy".