Sentence examples for does observe from inspiring English sources

Nor is it a matter of staging historical events, though Merivel does observe the Great Plague and then the Fire of London.

Visiting the crime scene, the investigating prosecutor (Hubert Deschamps) drolly calls it a classical tragedy, and it does observe the Aristotelian unity of time, unfolding over 24 hours.

He does observe, though, in a discussion of social media, that "Coke tastes good even once you've seen what it can do to a rusty nail".

She does observe that she feels grateful to have had a life that's allowed her time to write poems, "which is something I've needed to do, and have loved doing".

Persevering in his quest, Mackintosh-Smith discovers some places on Ibn Battutah's itinerary that seem to have altered so little in the past six and a half centuries that the changes he does observe are jarring or even comical.

There is a lot she can't say, for legal reasons, but she does observe that "when you come from a very abused background, if you overcome it, you become very controlling.

"People back home do observe what's going on.

Smith did observe that butchers and brewers pursuing individual enrichment tend to produce societal advantages.

We do observe that it's worse to have a bigger tumor.

Fortunately for you, even though I do observe Judaism, it's from afar.

He did observe that she was less comfortable with more personal questions.