Sentence examples for observed coward from inspiring English sources
His other books include "Psychoanalysis Observed," (Coward, 1967), "Anxiety and Neurosis" (Penguin, 1968), "Imagination and Reality Hogarthth, 1968), "A Critical Dictionary of Psychoanalysis" (Basic Books, 1969), "Reich" (Viking, 1971), "Sources of Hope" (1979) and "Psychoanalysis and Beyond" (1985).
"Homosexuality is becoming as normal as blueberry-pie," Coward observed in his diaries in 1960.
This brief, beautifully observed novel finds Noël Coward in his last years, at Firefly, his home in Jamaica, where he died of a heart attack at 73 in the early 1970s.
Noel Coward once drily observed how extraordinarily potent cheap music is.
Blame Saakashvili's hotheadedness, and the West would buy it with relief as a forgotten British sage once observed, "All men would be cowards had they but courage enough".
Amanda, the heroine of Noël Coward's "Private Lives," memorably observed, "Extraordinary how potent cheap music is".
The playwright Noël Coward, writing in his diary, observed in them "an underlying streak of cruelty and macabre unpleasantness, and a curiously adolescent emphasis on sex".
Schneider described his attackers as "cowards" and said he had observed an "immediate, noticeable rise" in emails whenever climate scientists were attacked by prominent right-wing US commentators, such as Glenn Beck and Rush Limbaugh.
Nearing the end of her career, which ranged from Noël Coward comedies to Shakespearean tragedies, she observed, "It's much easier to make people cry than to make them laugh".
