Sentence examples similar to observed something of from inspiring English sources

In the 1920s, Dr. Josephine Baker of the New York State Department of Health observed something similar among a group of severely malnourished babies in the chronic ward of the New York Foundling Hospital.

I have observed something else in this world of ours.

Bernd Heinrich was on a hike through the woods of New England when he observed something which would go on to change our perception of animal psychology.

(Amanda Hess observed something similar in recent TV depictions of friendship among women, writing that shows like "Doll & Em" and "Playing House" seem to have shaped "their platonic pairings to be more like romantic or work relationships," with the attendant narrative conventions).

"I think they've observed something quite important," says biogeochemist Ronald Sass of Rice University in Houston, Texas.

Then they observed something more.

She observed something unusual in his appearance and became alarmed.

He doesn't necessarily intend to make a big statement; he often simply observes something in front of him, tenderly and exactly.

I can remember countless times when, as a parent, I would observe something in one of our teenagers' lives that concerned me, and God would prompt me not to say something but to wait on Him.

I might observe something about the woman.

The principle is often invoked outside the realm of physics to describe how the act of observing something changes the thing being observed, or to point out that there's a limit to how well we can ever really understand the universe.