Sentence examples for observation that makes from inspiring English sources

Initially he seems remarkably open – an observation that makes him shrug.

This is the sort of insightful observation that makes Mina's novels so extraordinarily rich and unpredictable.

"Now I have written 811 words or 3,435 characters," Turing notes at the end of one of his handwritten letters, an observation that makes me wonder if the writer has perhaps seen Rain Man 811 times.

They also show how deeply versed he was in artistic tradition, particularly the work of the Flemish and Dutch masters, while the few watercolour sketches display a quickness of observation that makes them attractive in their own right.

Alive in Afghanistan's Brian Conley just emailed me with an observation that makes this all snap into place: You know what you use to dig out a bullet?

Who won't talk loudly to no one in particular, or if they do will at least be in the middle of some remarkable observation that makes the passing stranger check their premises.

But then he would make a joke, often just a pointed ironic observation, that made you love him.

(ID002) Another person made the observation that making changes might impact positively on the attitudes and behaviours of those around: If I try, then so will others.

It was largely his cartoons, with their witty social and political observations, that made Oz successful.

Take away the fabulous asides and wisecracks and the skewed observations that make up Bridget's voice and what's left is a rather empty vessel.

Steve Martin provides heart-sinking shaggy dog narration, full of the kind of pithily whimsical observations that make you want to strangle yourself.