Sentence examples for could have observed from inspiring English sources

He could have observed that the chancellor had just made affordable housing only slightly less unaffordable.

And he could have observed that all of this is a bit of a surprise.

For empirical evidence, the Yankees could have observed their captain, Derek Jeter, after the morning workout, conducting his annual address on the first day of spring training.

Nothing else could have observed all the googolplex-to-the-power-of-googolplex (etc) events that happened in the universe before sentient, observing creatures like rabbits and ourselves evolved.

I can't help wishing I could have observed the voluble and flamboyant Mr Big schmoozing the fastidious and reserved designer, although I wouldn't be at all surprised if Armani had been charmed.

"Firms at the time were not taking full account of the decline in the price of subbituminous coal, the kind of coal with very low sulfur content, which they could have observed," Chen says.

It's why he just so happened to run into Pacquiao in Japan last year, again at a Clippers game earlier this month, and lastly, at Saturday's fight when the co-promoter could've observed from afar just as he did during fight-week events.

Historians also note that Kershaw himself could not have observed details that he claimed to remember more than 17 years later.

He also (as we see in The Death of Ivan Ilyich) relished the writer's challenge of intimately exploring the processes of dying when it was something he could only have observed from the perspective of the living.

The examiner ruled against Mr. Materson, explaining that no matter how conscientious he was ordinarily, he was not present during the inspection and "therefore, he could not have observed what the inspector claims to have observed".

He also (as we see in The Death of Ivan Ilyich) relished the writer's challenge of intimately exploring the processes of dying — when it was something he could only have observed from the perspective of the living.