Sentence examples for everything observed from inspiring English sources

This theoretical particle is the crucial missing component in the physicists' "Standard Model," an assemblage of theories that accounts for almost everything observed so far in the subatomic realm.

"It's the most destructive of all of the waves because charcoal burners would collect everything," observed Dr Ahrends, who was based at the York Institute for Tropical Ecosystem Dynamics when she carried out this research.

He (or his wife) wrote in "Ma Gastronomie": "As far as cuisine is concerned one must read everything, see everything, hear everything, try everything, observe everything, in order to retain in the end, just a little bit".

"We've got brand-name everything elses," observed Chester E. Finn Jr., an education analyst at the Manhattan Institute.

She lives in a scary version of England where everything is observed and controlled and there is no where to hide.

Everything is observed or heard by her, yet she only begins to learn English several years - and a couple of hundred pages - into the story.

Everything is observed in language that asserts his professed posture as "a perfumed and mincing know-it-all and write-it-all".

The extraordinary texture of Alone in Berlin comes from the way in which everything is observed and represented as if "from below", from within this dynamic of humiliation and terror, and yet the representation is sharp, exact, ironic, devastating.

'As we were waiting for the lift, one of the young guys got out of the car and the girl asked: "Have you done everything?" ' Vasiliev observed the three in the car: 'They were Russian, absolutely, not Asiatic.

They kept a detailed journal documenting everything they observed, just as Darwin did.

Everything was observed from POMs located at the periphery of the structure with POM protein distances over 5 Å to covalently bound POMs.