Sentence examples for good observed from inspiring English sources

"Some of the general play was good," observed Neville.

"They are 2-2 in major finals and I like this surface more for Djokovic, but Murray is looking awfully good," observed Patrick McEnroe for ESPN.

"PEOPLE feel that they are sick of waiting, waiting for something good," observed Xanana Gusmão, the president of Timor-Leste, a few days before his people voted, on Monday April 9th, to choose his successor.

"The board is much more involved in the administration than is necessary or good," observed Smith.

But at first glance, it all looked really good," observed Frank Culbertson, an Orbital executive vice-president and a former astronaut.

"The [right] shoulder looked good," observed a member of Mayweather's close group who spoke on the condition of anonymity because Mayweather doesn't like tipping his hand to the public about a pending bout until it's signed.

Dr. Wang explained that the Antarctic Plateau is such good observing territory because circumpolar winds keep out warm tropical air that would stir things up and cause high-altitude turbulence.

Community pharmacists have a good observing position of this phenomenon, as they are prepositioned on the territory, in constant contact with both outpatients and healthy people.

PH5's rapid period of rotation (about 12 minutes) and close approaches to Earth every summer made it a particularly good observing target.

Look for a good observing area.

("It is not the particular good but the common good that makes cities great. And without doubt this common good is observed nowhere but in a republic").