Sentence examples similar to make no observation from inspiring English sources

In fact, Descartes made no observation and was just guessing: "I reckon that if you whipped a dog five or six times to the sound of a violin, it would begin to howl and run away as soon as it heard that music again".

Mr. Lember made no observations about Mr. Williams's owning the five weapons or keeping them in his bedroom.

If customers – pop stars, actors, tycoons – resorted to such methods "perhaps to capture their heydays in the 60s or 70s", politeness dictated staff made no observations.

Someone who has made no observations of astronomical or biological phenomena is not yet equipped with sufficient data to develop an understanding of these sciences.

She made no such observations in the interview, though, and instead praised the state's Democratic leaders and presented herself as a candidate who had fallen more than once while climbing an unusually sharp learning curve.

Allied intelligence made no written observations of this communication.

The US Naval Observatory made no formal observations of the planet, but Pollock and the son of astronomer Asaph Hall ceremonially re-enacted Hall's 1877 discoveries of the moons Phobos and Deimos with his original 17 inches telescope.

Inquiry: Ask and make an observation.

There is no move that he makes, no remark or observation that is not immediately reported by his staff (which is, with the exception of a military aide and a foreign-ministry representative, entirely female) on Facebook, Twitter or Instagram.

"He just made an observation.

I've made an observation about people.