Sentence examples for observed of all from inspiring English sources

Thanksgiving is arguably the most universally observed of all American rituals.

Pallas has been observed occulting a star several times, including the best observed of all asteroid occultation events on May 29 , 1983 when careful occultation timing measurements were taken by 140 observers.

Recently, the Macon Telegraph observed, "Of all the grand entrances popping out of a cake, dropping by in a parachute, red-carpet arrival nothing says 'Here I am!' like a cannonball".

Later, in the press conference — which proved to be a tense encounter between Obama and Karzai — I sat behind McChrystal, who, I observed, of all the top brass who sat in the front row (including Hillary Clinton, and others), stood out as the image of the earnest soldier, all bristling with nervous energy, back upright, listening intently to every word.

James Madison, father of the Constitution observed: "Of all the enemies of public liberty, war is, perhaps, the most to be dreaded, because it comprises and develops the germ of every other.... War is the true nurse of executive aggrandizement".

The pilot was the observed of all observers.

He observes, "Of all the dispositions and habits which lead to political prosperity, religion and morality are indispensable supports".

Indeed, all of these are observed for all of the 513 RIGs that we analyzed (Figure S1.10 to Figure S1.18).

"Shakespeare is in the singularly fortunate position," Auden once observed, "of being, to all intents and purposes, anonymous".

Also, yielding of abutment-soil springs was observed for all of the aspect ratios.

Strong frequency dispersion is observed for all of the samples.