Sentence examples for central observations from inspiring English sources

Among his central observations is that he enjoys the loneliness of his suffering.

In the week Gordon Brown announced he will stand down from his Westminster constituency at the May 2015 general election, two central observations come to mind.

One of his central observations about life and experience, from which he is able to derive many of the philosophical distinctions that follow, is that we live in a "broken world".

Their importance for history... lay in the fact that Liszt had discovered a way of creating his material from the potential essence of the other arts.... Wagner's central observations are so accurate... that we can only assume that there had been a number of discussions between [Liszt and Wagner] as to what exactly a "symphonic poem" really was.

One of the central observations in this study is that PRP induces modest inflammation, evidenced by the production of IL-6, IL-8, COL1A1, and COX2.

Indeed, the fact that the domain-to-domain variability of evolutionary rates is considerably broader than in the null-model is one of the central observations of the manuscript.

I love its central observation (for the natural history of these islands is, indeed, eminently curious).

His central observation, that American capitalism is facing a crisis, is unquestionably correct.

Mr. Sen's central observation was of the "thoroughly class-dependent character" of famine.

The interior remains much as it was, with long galleries of cells leading off in three directions from a central observation core.

Roofs collapsed throughout the 11-acre site, where a dozen cellblocks emanate from a central observation point.