Sentence examples for observations of him from inspiring English sources

A plan was drawn up that included observations of him carried out every 10 minutes because of his epilepsy.

The difficulty resides in our inability to reconcile the Crown prosecutor's depiction of him as angry, humiliated and vengeful, with Garner's own observations of him, slouched and shackled in the docks.

When Connor Sparrowhawk, 18, was admitted to the unit in Oxfordshire, a plan was drawn up that included observations of him carried out every 10 minutes because of his epilepsy.

In the Doctor's absence Rose relies on her observations of him and tries to mimic his actions.

Informants were dispatched to the store and his mosque, with one file noting observations of him at a mosque community outreach event to which local FBI agents had been invited, according to Abdul-Alim.

Informants were dispatched to the store and his mosque, with one file noting observations of him at a mosque community outreach event to which local FBI agents had been invited, according to Abdul-Alim.

"My gut, my instinct, my observation of him and the people around him is that what he said last night is more representative of his true feelings," Mr. Newsom said.

Although sometimes years have passed between our meetings, I have kept vague tabs on R. W. Apple, Jr., for long enough to consider my observation of him a sketchy version of what social scientists would call a longitudinal study.

"We sought expert forensic analysis which showed that in all probability Mr Sheppard had taken drugs during the time he was in custody, which shows how poor the observation of him had been that night".

The single humble book written on Picasso, containing uniquely intimate human observations made of him, off and on, for nearly fifty years, usually from such close range as the other side of the room, is that by his compatriot and secretary, the poet Jaime Sabartés, who has known him for fifty-seven yeand and has lived with him for many of them.

Andy Rooney's often cranky observations of what irked him, and should have irritated us, gave a comfortable landing to the often distressing truths of "60 Minutes," and to the relentlessly harsh world we face each day.