Sentence examples for observe though from inspiring English sources

It is fair to observe, though, they have not exactly given him an opportunity in the 1st X1 to save his career.

He does observe, though, in a discussion of social media, that "Coke tastes good even once you've seen what it can do to a rusty nail".

What is interesting to observe, though, is that in a world increasingly dominated by the visual, with adverts, text messages and multi-channel TV, sound and music is becoming an alternative and more powerful force, finding a way into our emotional lives and functioning in a way that art does.

We observe, though, that there are other set theories in which nonstandard objects are deliberately provided (we will review some of these below), and some of the applications of those set theories to "nonstandard analysis" might be duplicated in suitable versions of NFU.

Together, these features indicate that the correlation we observe, though weakened by technical effects, is unlikely to be spurious.

First, military interventions that topple repressive regimes invariably offer occasions to observe, though at others' expense, the law of unintended consequences.

As Segal observes, though, the "other side of interference was support … There was no life event … through which one need ever walk alone.

What is observed though is an enhanced fat metabolism, which in the long run might be underlying the increased insulin sensitivity.

Percepts of others manifestly cannot be observed, though their properties can be inferred from observable behaviour (verbal and nonverbal).

Theory-theorists maintain the (controversial) position that, as theoretical posits, these states are not directly observed, though they are thought to account for observable effects like overt behavior.

For one thing, the ritual was not observed, though it was considered.