Sentence examples for from observes from inspiring English sources

"The Bhutanese have combined Buddhist spirituality and barefoot economics into a unique model that a lot of other nations can learn from," observes Jean Timsit, a Paris-based lawyer and artist who provided the funding to publish a handbook on "operationalization of Gross National Happiness," based on a conference held in Bhutan in 2004.

Which side of the "roped-off area" that divides observer from observed does a writer, remembering her past, occupy?

But being the story is different from observing it.

What did Mr. Bretz conclude from observing the channeled scablands?

"I learned a lot from observing them," Mr. Wainwright said.

The main evidence came from observing brief brightenings of stars outside the Milky Way.

Pennington said that in the last two years he had learned much from observing how Testaverde handled adversity.

"I think I learned more about acting from observing her in that way.

"Just from observing the situation, I knew it was bad," Gregory said.

It is as if our knowledge of how the brain works had come from observing only people who were asleep.

Turning "Al Qaeda" into a radically loose term is different from observing, correctly, that Al Qaeda today involves decentralized local affiliates.