Sentence examples for observe much from inspiring English sources

Third was an influential argument by the American philosopher Grover Maxwell (1918 81), who noted that the concept of the observable varies with the range of available devices: many people are unable to observe much without interposing pieces of glass (or plastic) between their eyes and the world; more can be observed if one uses magnifying glasses, microscopes, telescopes, and other devices.

Beyond that, I simply do not observe much difference between free museums and charging ones.

He was allowed to observe much of the rest of the ceremony.

Those with whom I attended Mousavi rallies in the summer now refuse to even observe, much less risk participate in the current protests.

They observe: "Much of the bad news has already been priced into markets which are forward looking and have known about the slowdown in China for a while.

Despite the new mood of cooperation in Croatia itself since President Franjo Tudjman died and was replaced by more moderate leaders, foreigners have yet to observe much change among Bosnian Croat nationalists on the ground.

"I've observed much change in the children.

But Oklahoma officials said they had not observed much activity.

A very complex free energy landscape was observed, much more so than alkali halide ion pairs.

The TG and PM were observed much higher during these periods.

As Brown observes, "Much of what Royals do for their considerable perks is either desperately dull or supremely depressing.