Sentence examples for making any observations from inspiring English sources

Mr Straw told the Guardian: "Given the controversy, and without making any observations about the relative merits of the candidate, I think that such pre-appointment scrutiny would be a good way of resolving this".

Without making any observations about his judicial experience, philosophy or political ideology - highly relevant to his U.S. Senate confirmation process - Neil Gorsuch represents Colorado well.

"I don't think today is a day to make any observations about the matter," the Senate minority leader, Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, said Friday in response to questions from reporters about Mr. Ensign.

Subjectively, CRM-type training appears to have an effect for a limited period, but we were unable to make any observations which contributed to the question of how often it might need to be repeated.

Theory is required to make any observation, therefore not all theory can be derived from observation alone.

However, since we find that this inequality is greater than zero, we cannot make any observation about whether the system goes to extinction or not.

I am not making any original observations here.

This implies that no GNSS measurement is required for NRCP determination and that the NRCPs can be determined in advance even before making any actual GNSS observation.

"I don't know as it's possible to make any general observations about what happened, other than it's politics".

But it self-plagiarizes from "Palmer Eldritch" the idea of a false messiah propagated through technology, and as it races against an unseen stopwatch to tell its story, it rarely pauses long enough to make any lasting observations.

A neutron diffraction study would be needed to make any further observations about the behavior of this hydrogen atom.