Sentence examples for beginning by observing from inspiring English sources

So let's follow Julie Andrews's advice in Do-Re-Mi, and start at the very beginning by observing that in 1992 there was more than a natural successor to Neil Kinnock.

They began by observing all facets of a busy ophthalmology practice, shadowing the doctors and interviewing them and their patients.

In the first place, as we began by observing, the nature of the philosopher has to be ascertained.

It is useful to begin by observing that the majority's references to the sampled segment of "Choir" as a "3 note-sequence" are overly simplified.

The section on Napoleon begins by observing "the army of wet nurses who left their babies at home and went to sell their breast milk in the capital".

If, however, pupils do one day have to answer that exam question, they might well begin by observing that we were every bit as slow as our forefathers to recognise impending catastrophe.

The court began by observing that a hyperlink is not merely a high-tech footnote or reference card that conveys information to a reader concerning the location of additional content.

The Absent Hand begins by observing the residual places from our country's first European settlements, and continues to the life of our cities and their eventual overflow into suburbs and wildernesses.

He began by observing that the worldwide conventional military superiority enjoyed by the United States had caused its opponents to migrate into irregular formations, embedding and dispersing themselves in civilian populations, and innovating in media strategy.

Directed by Jason Cortlund and Julia Halperin, this uneven, slow-brewed film begins by observing a brittle relationship about to crumble, but it is better at portraying how the exacting standards of food professionals can lead to personal grief.

A July profile of Ms. Haley in Newsweek began by observing that the candidate wore "a snug, saffron-colored suit and stilettos you could impale a small animal with".