Sentence examples for decent observation from inspiring English sources
Any novice could start a film off or bring it to a conclusion, he said, just as "any person with decent observation skills can probably deduce if you're sick or not.
Some throw together a sloppy story having little to do with the course, most enjoy the opportunity for a creative outlet and make some decent observations about the material they are imitating, and others give me beautiful myths or heroic legends that feel as though they ought to be in a collection of their own.
That our senses can give us decent information, that observation of the natural world leads to more than merely practical knowledge of, say, how to plow, or how to plan things, but leads to knowledge of what creation, what nature, is.
Even in the bad ones, there are some decent recipes, excellent observations, some help for the yearning cook.
But it takes a lot of galaxy-cluster observations to develop a decent picture.
Decent crowd, cracking atmosphere, superb Haka, impeccable observation of a minute's silence, dry at last.
There are some pretty decent laughs and neat – if not entirely original – observations about suburban Britain.
Years of observation – he's kept a diary since 1977 – have turned him into a decent comedian.
Recent observations have suggested that Ison might fall short of being spectacular, but could still put on a decent show.
This self-conscious observation, which any decent student would immediately underline, is one of many that brand Dastgir's novel as an example of the rapidly growing category of postcolonial literature.
