Sentence examples for badly observed from inspiring English sources

"Mr Olivier does not speak the verse badly," observed critic James Agate, "he does not speak it at all".

And all I've really done is sit at home and type out a series of badly observed almost-gags like a puerile 10-year-old with a poo fixation.

"The prime minister generously rolled out the red carpet for Mr Jaroslaw Kaczynski, the candidate of his sister party in Poland who was badly defeated," observed MacShane in the Commons.

"When people feel that they have to speak up in the moment and they aren't comfortable doing so, they do it badly," Gentile observes.

Finally from the environmental degradation point of view, it can be implied that there are no significant parameters or factors observed which are much badly effective on environment except very few cases.

Gen. Joseph M. Swing, had been temporarily assigned to act as airborne advisor to General Dwight D. Eisenhower for the invasion of Sicily, and had observed the airborne assault, which went badly.

Gen. Swing, was temporarily transferred to act as airborne advisor to General Dwight D. Eisenhower for the operation, and observed the airborne assault which went badly.

Economists have long observed that such countries tend to do badly.

Though the risk is theoretical rather than observed in patients, it may also react badly with some anaesthetics and drugs used to treat diabetes and high blood pressure.

The thinking here is that it is not necessarily gluten, but badly absorbed Fodmaps that generate symptoms similar to those observed in gluten sensitivity.

Child-headed households have been observed in parts of Africa which have been badly affected by AIDS.