Sentence examples for observed a confrontation from inspiring English sources

Andrew Kitzenburg of Watertown told the New York Times that he observed a confrontation from a third floor window.

The value of that story may still be an open question, but the photo is spurring discussions not only about journalistic ethics but also about the plight of urban homeless and the mentally ill, and even about the other commuters on that subway platform who observed the confrontation and tragedy and also did nothing.

Regulation of genes involved in recognition processes, transcription and primary metabolism has been observed during confrontation of Laccaria bicolor with Pseudomonas fluorescens.

Concordantly, abnormal patterns of amygdalar activation in patients with SAD and other anxiety disorders have been observed during confrontation with emotional faces (Stein et al. 2002; Phan et al. 2006; Stein, Simmons et al. 2007b; Monk et al. 2008) and exposition to other social stimuli, such as speech anticipation (Lorberbaum et al. 2004) and reception of praise or criticism (Blair et al. 2008).

She would take it stoically while the two of them were in public; later, via videoconference or in person, "she would let him have it," says the bank employee, who observed one such confrontation.

The savage come-uppance that eventually comes Hando's way – a beach-set confrontation observed by a busload of Japanese tourists – is a classic moment in Australian cinema.

It was unclear how many passengers were on the car, described as the sixth or seventh from the front of the train, to observe the confrontation and shooting.

"The UK foreign minister has given him the perfect excuse to unite the left in a confrontation with imperialists," Calderón observes.

During a confrontation with police, watch what you say.

A confrontation was averted when Thích Trí Quang persuaded the protesters to lay down their flags and slogans and observe the 9 pm curfew.

There was a confrontation.