Sentence examples for observed it does from inspiring English sources

And Justice Anthony M. Kennedy observed: "It does seem to me that another passenger does not have the right to start squeezing my luggage to see what's in it".

And as he observed, it does not take a constitutional scholar to know that a strip search of a 13-year-old child is a significant invasion of constitutional rights.

With credit tight, he observed, it doesn't help that many residents have little savings, credit history or verifiable income.

But after Mr. Obey left, Mr. Daniels also observed, "It doesn't say in the Constitution that Congress's power should be unchallenged and unquestioned".

If the Cub Room was a watering hole for bankers and bad first dates, the Dutch has taken up the mantle (but with better food): on a late-summer Monday when the Dow Jones had dropped more than six hundred points, one diner, whiskey sour in hand, surveying the buoyant mood, observed, "It doesn't look like Black Monday in here".

Moreover, even if more than a single biomarker is observed, it does not allow examination of the time-correlation between molecular processes in individual cells.

—The Dow was as high as a kite in after-hours trading, according to several analysts who observed it doing the "Gangnam Style" dance and slurring its speech at a popular Wall Street watering hole.

"As terrible as 9/11 was,"' Judge Rosemary Pooler observed, "it didn't repeal the Constitution".

7. (S) If Israel's neighborhood were not unstable enough, Dagan observed, it did not help that Russia is playing a "very negative role" in the region.

Now, as reported in this week's issue of Nature, they have observed it doing so for the first time.

Whenever reduced host cell viability was observed, it did not translate into reduced production of virions.