Sentence examples for better observer from inspiring English sources

"The almanac has made me a better observer.

A lucky fluke, but Machiavelli – a better observer than a doer – was right to say luck is half of everything.

He is a better observer than a narrator: a wiser editor might have removed the coy personal touches and lazy detail.

A better observer was the man who said that an Englishman may be hard to convince, but once convinced, will do what he's told; by contrast the Frenchman will agree but drag his feet for another two years.Happily, neither author is trapped in the linguistic chauvinism that the English all too often attribute to the French.

Clearwater, where Mr. Corea lives, is one of the home bases of the church of Scientology; Mr. Corea credits L. Ron Hubbard, the founder of the church, with making him a better "observer" -- or, as he explained, someone who sees what he wants to see, not what somebody else wants him to see.

A man who died at the young age of 30 might be forgiven such naiveté, but someone who lived until 80 should have been a better observer of human nature and more closely informed about Greece during its so-called "Golden Age" of the previous three centuries.

And women, Leakey was convinced, would be better observers of their behavior than men.

In many cases the rulers have also resigned themselves to letting journalists from the old democracies even better, observers from international bodies and NGOs come and watch the election.

"We have a very indirect goal -- to make doctors better observers," said Amy Herman, the Frick director of education and a creator of the pilot program called "The Art of Observation: Weill Cornell Medical College and the Frick Collection".

If instructors are to incorporate photographic images into their testing programs, they have to make a conscious effort to become better observers themselves.

He "thought women made better observers," Goodall told journalist Ros Coward in 2004.