Sentence examples for its observation of from inspiring English sources
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.
Beside these two films, The Wonders (Soda, 15) is a veritable avalanche of light, though Alice Rohrwacher's mystic Italian fable of rural community and coming of age has a melancholic shiver of its own – there's a silent cynicism to its observation of commodified rustic charm, but it's not averse to the possibility of magic in the soil.
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.
But this year, the explorer's namesake city in Ohio is saving a little money: Columbus has canceled its observation of Columbus Day altogether.
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.
It foreshadowed nature studies through its observations of plants and animals; its concern for "doing" led to the development of industrial arts; and its inclusion of music, arts, physical education, and wellness into the elementary curriculum revolutionized life in schools.
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.
Most important were its observations of Jupiter's moons.
Twenty-five years on, its observations of what is lost as cityscapes evolve and shift due to gentrification and changing demographics are still fresh and relevant.
And for added kick, the NSW Icac could anytime release its overdue report on the whole matter, which would surely include its observations of Sinodinos' performance and reliability as a witness.
