Sentence examples for author's observation from inspiring English sources

As a longtime pop culture buff and dispassionate observer of screen kisses, while I may agree with the author's observation of Shah Rukh Khan's lips historically tending toward those of his heroine's but never quite getting there, like the limit of a function, I firmly dispute the notion that Mr. Khan's tepid liplock has given the kiss the acceptability it did not have before.

The author's observation may be truer than he imagined.

Omitting attribution implies that an author's observation is uniquely his.

Indeed the author's observation that "capitalism without failure is like religion without sin.

This addresses the author's observation that the retail value of flowers has plummeted in the last century.

It's a pity that the pre-war romance that sets all the consequences going is prettified, for the author's observation can be keenly accurate.

TALES about the author's observations on New York City streets.

The New Yorker, September 9 , 1996P. 72 TALES about the author's observations on New York City streets.

It was begun in Albania; and the parts relative to Spain and Portugal were composed from the author's observations of those countries".

Where to Put the Blanket" (Side Effects, Aug. 3): The author's observations about how people of different nations decide where to place their beach blanket would have been enriched by a visit to a beach in India.

The Support Group also publishes a newsletter, "Proust Said That," with the author's observations on everything from drugs -- "It is easy to speak of the beauty of opium" -- to fashion.