Sentence examples for observation of anything from inspiring English sources
It may be an observation of anything: a fish glintingly jumping from a pond, aboriginal tribesmen engaged in a bloody rite, love in all its manifestations, a glimpse of God perceived or remembered.
First, it would take much more than a simple one-time observation of anything, and, second, we would have to change many other beliefs as well.
It's a movie you want to deface; you want to draw mustaches on it, because there's no observation in it, no hint of anything resembling direct knowledge — or even intuition — of what people are about.
Another is, I'm afraid, that the sitting around exchanging stale have-you-ever-noticed aphorisms has largely replaced the observation of stuff happening, of incident, of anything other than other people's emotions that might be out of control (not even the weather).
It seems unlikely that this result represents a publication bias because, if anything, the observation of no-cost mutations is the more novel result.
If the ecosystem is limited by the number of nucleotides, then it is not clear whether the observation of an emergent ecosystem has anything to do with the complexity of an RNA world, in particular because we assume that the mutation rate is high, and no ecosystem evolves at high rates.
"One thing I would say, based on personal observation, is that if you eat large amounts of anything that makes you feel great, don't keep high levels of intake all the time," he said.
(The piece included this observation from Summers: "When I look out the window at my backyard, I can't think of anything interesting to ask.
The ensuing events confirmed Mr. Peck's observation that anything can happen in croquet.
