Sentence examples for making an observation about from inspiring English sources

I was making an observation about the structure of political action; I was not, in doing so, acting politically, and so criticisms of my politics (which never came into view) were inapposite.

He gave Andy Johnson nothing because he'd been listening to managers like Steve Bruce calling Johnson a diver, booked Clinton Morrison for being hacked at, then sent Iain Dowie to the stands for making an observation about all of the above.

I've made an observation about people.

On that question, we can make an observation about the past: Gorbachev was right.

During one of our last conversations, Upshaw made an observation about labor disputes that was haunting.

"He acknowledged that this wasn't a popular proposal and made an observation about the Legislature's actions and explained the underlying policy rationale.

"Celebrities aren't black," he tells me patiently, in the way one might make an observation about heat regulation in reptiles.

In her traditional message to the nation, the Queen also made an observation about the future for new parents - "life will never be quite the same again".

In "Eichmann in Jerusalem," one of the most poignant and important works of 20th-century philosophy, Hannah Arendt made an observation about what she called "the banality of evil".

If he makes an observation about, say, Gen. Robert E. Lee's failure to win a major decisive battle against the Union Army, he will follow it with sentences like these: "Indeed the era of decisive battles was drawing to a close.

Standing next to the entrance of a Brooklyn subway station on a recent sweltering morning, Representative Edolphus Towns shook hands with the last in a trickling stream of rush hour workers and paused to make an observation about his campaign.