Sentence examples for observed of the from inspiring English sources

Holton is tall for his age, the doctor observed of the 4-year-old boy.

As Münsterberg observed of the farmer's son, the students seemed almost eager to self-incriminate.

"It's like stepping into Oz," its erstwhile master once observed of the Californian compound.

Clark has observed, of the music industry in this era, that good manners are good business.

"Some of them sing," Ms. Russell, a nursing administrator in Tyler, Tex., observed of the drivers.

"Willie," the diarist Chips Channon observed of the elderly writer, "has been everywhere, met everybody, tasted everything".

"How seldom one is allowed to have everything," she once observed of the failure of her first marriage.

Federer observed of the 26-year-old Frenchman before their match that his main threat is his unpredictability.

With characteristic modesty, Hutch later observed of the record: "I think people take us a lot more seriously now.

"This place is great," they observed of the German capital.

Ernest Hemingway once observed of the English upper classes that they use fewer words in their spoken language than the Eskimo.