Sentence examples for observation turns from inspiring English sources

But then ironic observation turns to uncanny wisdom: "We intensively train children in the Arts and ritual because deep down we know that these are the only things that really MATTER.

This confounds all expectations, since one of the usual risk factors for infection with HIV is the length of prostitution.If this observation turns out to be correct, it suggests that exposure to the virus is actually "priming" a reaction against it in essence, the basis of vaccination.

That observation turned into "The Gleaners and I" (2000), a documentary about people around France who collect food and objects that others have left behind, whether it be from the fields after a harvest or from urban garbage bins.

Author 1's observation (turn 7), perhaps more as a researcher than an equal cogen participant, pulled the focus back to a comparison with the class's earlier viewing of a short YouTube clip, creating a breach in the fluidity of the conversation.

It was mind-blowing enough to believe that the process of observation turned waves into particles.

But a second series of observations turned up no flashes.

Said another: "His talent is unparalleled: no curse words, simple everyday observations, turned into exquisite narrative".

"Should Beck have cleaned it up, as we used to say after one of Mickey Mantle's barely decipherable observations, turning 'no' into 'a,' or would that have violated Times policy?" Mr. Hershey wrote in an e-mail.

When such observations turn into objections, perhaps into the accusation that a believer cannot be a proper philosopher, there is often an unexamined notion of what a proper philosopher looks like.

Both observations turn out to be true, though, of the two, it's Tanner, one year removed from a 10-year jail stretch, who's the more volatile of the two. .

These observations turned the attention to epigenetic factors that could be involved in the control of S100 protein expression.