Sentence examples for he observes for from inspiring English sources
Russia, he observes for example, "has no divine right to continue in its present form".
He observes, for instance, that licking often isn't kissing but, rather, a gesture of respect or a sign that the licker is experiencing stress.
He observes, for example, that the conclusion that child mortality is falling fast in many parts of sub-Saharan Africa argues for more, not less, money for the successful programmes in those countries.
He observes, for example, that the ratio between a circle's circumference and diameter — the number pi, in other words — "cannot be defined or explained numerically any more than 'Queen Victoria' can".
He observes, for instance, that a story about an airplane passenger with an oversensitive nut allergy is funny to most of the audience and less so to the 2% who actually deal with severe food allergies.
He observes, for example, that the terms of the armistice in Korea were available to Truman long before agreement was actually reached; 124,000 deaths, including those of 9,000 Americans, occurred during what today appears to have been a sideshow debate over the "forced repatriation" of American-held prisoners of war to Communist governments.
The susceptibilities were consistent with the relative resistances to HE observed for these alloys.
He observed, for example, that museum visitors look up at a security camera more frequently when someone is watching them on a screen at the other end, as opposed to when they were just being recorded without being watched.
A Swiss doctor named Thomas Platter made various theatre excursions, notably to a performance of Julius Caesar in September 1599: "the English," he observed, "for the most part do not travel much, but prefer to learn foreign matters and take their pleasures at home".
He observed, for openers: "Mr. Sloan did not cancel publication of the book.
