Sentence examples for observed looking back from inspiring English sources

"There ain't nothing funny about being a drunk," he observed, looking back.

But as Gosling observed looking back over this literature, that "feel pleased" requires a complement seems nothing deeper than an English grammatical demand (1969, p. 153), perhaps in this case connected with the etymology of "pleasure" noted five paragraphs above.

Across six product categories, only 12% of consumers were observed looking at the back or side of the product packaging before selecting a product.

Elaborating on his ideas about looking back, he observed that in retrospect some of his happiest moments were in the middle of conflict, not when he had won an award.

Perhaps there's just no sight that doesn't look "better looking back", as Lee Marvin observed.

At the discussions we observed members spent time shuffling papers, looking back and forth between papers, and reading aloud from documents to draw the panel's attention to specific extracts.

The Italian writer Primo Levi, looking back on his time in Auschwitz, observed that in the Nazi death camps "the worst, that is, the fittest, survived".

On looking back at the raw data, it was observed that one child had one extreme outlying score.

The connections and music between friends and looking at each other and looking back at each other…between observing and oooohhh being a collective group….

Earlier this month, the New York Times ran a feature about the London international mime festival (LIMF) in which Improbable's Phelim McDermott observed: "If you look back through any new movement in theatre, you can always see the beginnings of it in the mime festival".

James Lingle of Highlands Ranch, Colo., a consultant to hotel companies and guest-room entertainment service providers like LodgeNet's competitor iBahn, observed: "If you look back, typically the first thing a guest would do when they walked into the door of a hotel room would be to turn on the TV.