Sentence examples for countless observations from inspiring English sources

Talking with Afghans from all walks of life, I filled my notebooks with countless observations and interviews.

No scientist's life was more exhaustively documented than Darwin's: there were the family journals, research notebooks, account books in which Darwin compulsively entered every expenditure, and countless observations by his contemporaries -- the discharge of a belletristic age.

This conclusion is built upon countless observations and thousands of rigorous studies and experiments from all disciplines in the biological sciences over a period of 150 years.

Over the past 150 years, this initial list has been supplemented by countless observations in paleontology, comparative anatomy, developmental biology, molecular biology, and (most recently) comparative genomics, and through direct observations of evolutionary change in both natural and experimental populations.

He made countless observations of nature, especially the habits and attributes of plants and animals in the world around him, which he devoted considerable attention to categorizing.

There is little question in people's minds that dolphins and whales are sentient beings - a fact that is supported by countless observations and scientific research - and nowhere is it more touching that in their response to the deaths of their young.

Newton's law of gravitation was supported by countless empirical observations.

Known for his philosophical musings on everything from fascism to Charlie Brown, Eco offered countless pithy observations about humanity's search for meaning.

A few thousand years later, in 1986, Dr. I. Meizner captured, for the first time, sonographic footage of in-utero masturbation (the first of countless unisex observations since).

That is why we remember Darwin as its principal author.' On his round-the-world voyage on the Beagle, between 1831 and 1836, he had filled countless notebooks with observations, particularly those of the closely related animals he saw on the different islands of the Galapagos.

Countless acts of observation give substance and reality to what would otherwise be ghosts of existence.