Sentence examples for observations about what from inspiring English sources
"I don't know as it's possible to make any general observations about what happened, other than it's politics".
"She wrote slim books but they were powerful and extraordinarily acute observations about what makes us human.
People spoke about their grandparents or shared heartfelt observations about what we brought out in each other.
His comments were often humorous, though not at his students' expense, and his quips invariably led to solid observations about what makes an interpretation work.
Along the way, the children write down observations about what their "arduous virtual trip" from the Dust Bowl to California feels like.
The greatness of their books lies in the trenchant observations about what they had witnessed, as it concerned not only them but also those who shared their fate.
Will Carless, the voice of San Diego real estate, has an observation about what he calls "cluster selling" — when several homes in a small neighborhood sells all at once.
This is not a ideological screed, just a simple observation about what happens to goods and services when there is more than one provider of that product.
A READER, Luke Carlson, weighs in with this observation about what we've all recently been experiencing:I really hate the title "Financial Crisis of 2008".
In "Eichmann in Jerusalem," one of the most poignant and important works of 20th-century philosophy, Hannah Arendt made an observation about what she called "the banality of evil".
Q: (Reader) Your reader last week made a good observation about what seems to pass for funny in beer ads these days.
