Sentence examples for being an observer of from inspiring English sources

The role of the editor seems to have changed from being an observer of fashion to being a participant.

That sense of being an observer, of being alive in language more than reality, was part of it.

(General Clark's situation is particularly precarious because he decided to skip the Iowa caucus and thus faces the prospect of being an observer of the campaign for the next three weeks).

"I like to think of myself as a 'bannister-slat' kid," he said, meaning that he often sat on the staircase and looked down at his parents' parties, and was hyperaware of being an observer of the mysterious rituals of the adults he lived among.

From being an observer of conflict, he's become a participant and he finds himself on the run from London to Munich, to Spain, trailed by his TV producer (Ian Hendry), his wife/widow (Jenny Runacre), and in the latter stages accompanied by a mysterious young architectural student (Maria Schneider from Last Tango in Paris, pictured below with Nicholson).

Over time, and being an observer of the creative process, I've developed my own way of enjoying an untraditional performance in a free-form environment.

Allan Smalley, Houston: I have been an observer of the Texas boom for almost 50 years.

Mr. White is an observer of the South's gothic eccentricities.

But he is an observer of human society too, everywhere he goes.

"He's a novelist and a writer, and I think that he's an observer of politics.

"I'm an observer of opinions, fashion, counter-fashion, of how ideas become trendy and untrendy," he told me.