Sentence examples for delivered some observations from inspiring English sources

Michael R. Bloomberg, the billionaire businessman who is running for mayor of New York, delivered some observations at the annual awards dinner of the New York Financial Writers Association last week that suggested he was still feeling his way as a politician, unaccustomed to shameless questions from the press and sometimes sounding a bit off-key.

In the late 60's Austerlitz -- ostensibly avoiding all personal reference -- delivers some extensive observations about European architecture.

Fittingly, he delivered his observations in an orotund voice that was simultaneously an expression of big-media arrogance and, subtly, a parody of it.

The musicians of the time, Cole Porter, the Gershwins, Yip Harburg, had Wharton's eye for detail and delivered their observations with wit.

For drama Sammy's speech could not quite match the astonishing six‑hitting of Carlos Brathwaite but it was still riveting and rather more gracefully delivered than the observations of Marlon Samuels, who kept both Ben Stokes and Shane Warne in his sights as he languidly stretched his still padded legs on the press conference table.

The study conducted two data collection exercises: exit interviews with women who had just delivered and observation of women, from their early labor to post-delivery, conducted by trained nurses and midwives.

All network links are supposed to be bidirectional allowing an observer node to continuously monitor the network while delivering its observations to the central investigation nodes.

But Mr. Connor does have well-tuned comic antennae and a gift for delivering shrewd observations in an offhand manner (1 30).

They line up and superimpose the other photos of Johnson and deliver the observations of forensic anthropologists from North Carolina and Italy, paying special attention to ears.

An assured stylist, Stourton adopts a voice of mannered elegance that captures James's pretentiousness and Francis's natural grace, although he stiffens up when delivering jejune observations about social restraints on freedom and imagination.

The MIPAS is currently the only instrument in space delivering global observations of polar stratospheric cloud (PSC) distribution over complete winters.