Sentence examples for observed a bit from inspiring English sources

I concurred with the Doctor when he observed, "A bit crude, but immensely satisfying".

It is all warmly observed, a bit rude but not too rude, cosy... no, it's no good.

That is comparable to a gasoline-powered Civic, and I actually observed a bit better mileage than that.

And, to be fair to Moss, who was playing his first professional basketball game, he might have been, as one of his teammates observed, a bit nervous.

Quiet, mostly well observed, a bit quirky, regionally distinct (it takes place in Texas) and aware of human complexity, it's also a little pat and a little dramatically underpowered.

Still, in the future, it'd be nice if she stood back and observed a bit longer.

For those who relish the thought of dropping in on a Senate debate to observe a bit of history in the making, Washington holds a year-round fascination.

She has just got to the "keying" part when Dr. Joy stops her to ask, "And your question to me today is?" Crystal pauses and then starts her story over again, but just as she gets to the restraining-order part Dr. Joy stops her a second time and observes, a bit testily, "That is not a question.

Mr Brahimi told reporters: "I observed a little bit of common ground, perhaps more than the two sides themselves realise or recognise".

They observed a single bit-flip error event in about 4,700 GPU*hours without ECC and conclude that the bit-flip error is exceedingly rare.

'It's a nice colour,' she observed after a bit".