Sentence examples for in its observations from inspiring English sources
It's funny, too, both in its observations about the lovelorn mania of human behaviour and its deadpan poking at Nance's tortured soul.
While it is true, as Uber states in its observations in the case, that its concept is innovative, that innovation nonetheless pertains to the field of urban transport," he writes.
Premiered at the Royal Court Theatre in 1958, it was wildly ahead of its time in its observations of how recording technology could affect human memory.
Nine years in the making and timeless in its observations, "Highway Courtesans" is an intimate look at some of the youngest practitioners of the world's oldest profession.
Still, she is much more likable than her ex-husband, though "Stages" is studiously even-handed, even clinical in its observations.
In its observations, the third-party intervener affirmed that the grand chamber's findings in the Hirst (no 2) case were wrong and asked the court to revisit the judgment.
It was very specific in its observation of the relationship between the mother and the daughter and the undoing of this family over one summer.
It differs from Shakespeare's other plays in its observation of a stricter, more organised neoclassical style.
In contrast, the gnarled, windblown, exquisitely drawn trees and fissured rocks of "Murch's Cove" are depicted close up, a scene striking in its observation of nature's relentless tweaking.
As the country continues to grind through the worst downturn in generations, "Detroit" remains acute in its observation of the effects of economic uncertainty on a middle-class couple, played to perfection by Amy Ryan and David Schwimmer.
