However, the actual pooled class data shared with the students (Fig. 2a) clearly showed that not everyone observed five mutations in each run, as students often mistakenly expect; individual runs varied anywhere from one to 13 mutations.
Everyone observed my nieces.
As pretty much everyone has observed, they need a starting point guard to get the most out of their star players and help them mesh.
As pretty much everyone has observed by now, Donald Trump, the UK's pro-Brexit campaign and Australia's own Pauline Hanson are all backed by broadly similar folk, voters who feel like human collateral damage in the "new" global economy and who are searching for both hope and scapegoats.
As Ms. Obst observed, "Everyone in L.A. has an attitude now -- even the valets who park your car have attitude -- because it's all based on celebrity".
Leaders may have little choice over which leadership style to adopt since, as Mike Tyson once observed, everyone has a plan until they get punched in the mouth.
As Lord Fowler observes, everyone in Westminster has some view or other about News Corporation.
Dating and job interviews were a real torture for me, and I always had the feeling that everyone was observing my skin as obsessively as I did.
Or as Annacone observed on Tuesday, everyone wants to know what you had for breakfast.
In a business in which, as she dourly observes, "everyone is out to get you," she marches on with porcelain beauty and steely tenacity.
Hundreds of women tweeted about how the story perfectly illustrates how many of us can be prone to putting others' needs and feelings before our own that we work "extremely hard to keep everyone around [us] happy," as Roupenian observed in a follow-up Q&A about her story.
