It is an observation which infuriates him.
But it was an observation which befitted Scholes' contribution.
That's a beautiful and profoundly true observation which distinguishes him from Haydn and Beethoven.
They kept me an additional night for observation, which brought my total stay to five days.
The key is a directness of observation, which roots Rexroth's writing in the particularity of the physical world.
Alan Sillitoe's first novel, "Saturday Night and Sunday Morning," about working-class life in Nottingham, had something more than the faithful social observation which made it so likeable.
Ephron is gifted at just this kind of observation, which triggers instant recognition yet does not sound like something you've read before.
He can have you laughing aloud one minute and then swiftly knock you back into your seat with an observation which is somehow unsettlingly true.
Introducing the book, Mary Ellen Mark comments on how relaxed the women appear, an observation which makes me a bit sad.
The observation, which arrives early in David Gilbert's richly entertaining new novel, states succinctly the theme that, for all its elaborations of plot, & Sons pursues with ferocious singlemindedness.
His rugged independence and native thoroughness helped him to make that single vital observation which might so easily have been overlooked.
