Sentence examples for observed anyone from inspiring English sources

With the telegraph, James ruefully observed, "anyone can get the news".

As Lady Hale observed: "Anyone who has had anything to do with drug addiction knows how easy it is to relapse... and how necessary it is to try, try and try again to achieve success".

The police asked for the public's help identifying a suspect, asking for people to come forward if they "have observed anyone who has recently expressed anger or frustration with our religious community or with these particular churches".

Politics is often the antithesis of this: As Douglas Adams observed, "anyone who is capable of getting themselves made President should on no account be allowed to do the job".

Adam observes, "Anyone who writes my father's biography--and someone inevitably will--has to be literary in his bones".

Of Elizabeth and Brett's relationship, Lotte observes: "Anyone with eyes in their head could tell: there was something off about the marriage.

It is after the war when the artist-in-progress observes: "Anyone who has seen not only individual corpses but corpses in piles looks on every new day as a gift".

Wheeler is plain: "The proposal before us now turns out to be insufficient or if we observe anyone taking advantage of the rule, I won't hesitate to use Title II".

The neighbor did not observe anyone leaving the victim's apartment immediately thereafter.

During my year of training, I was based in my mentor's classroom, but rarely was afforded the time or opportunity to observe anyone else teach.

A professor must be observed several times in order to qualify for a raise, but ASA seems to circumvent this policy by rarely observing anyone more than once or twice.