Lennon explores nonduality (as in Imagine) and shifts from the "observed" to the "observer".
"This song is super-aimed at haters," Reynolds observed to the others.
He observed to the paper, "Maybe that's why we were all paid so much".
"That's not really a joke," a 30ish man just in front of me observed to the woman beside him.
In the course of the book the narrative moves from the compelling to the tiresome, from the shrewdly observed to the willfully self-indulgent.
"It is now painfully clear that this is the most anti-environmental Presidential Administration ever," Gregory Wetstone, the director of programs at the Natural Resources Defense Council, observed to the Washington Post on Earth Day.
The record companies' discovery of the potential profits in reissuing old music ("even old music that didn't sell much in the first place," Russell wryly observed to the Guardian) also changed perceptions of jazz evolution.
For the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art she produced an immense sculpture in which she sliced an old Jeep Cherokee into four parts, in counterpoint, she observed, to the building's "rigorous symmetry".
Magna Carta, Ken Clarke observed to the press types assembled at last week's Society of Editors conference, was a pretty conservative document: the product of a baronial revolt against monarchical excess.
Trying to be as tactful as possible, I observed to the lawyer that, "Even under the best of circumstances, the relationship between the ghost writer and the subject can occasionally … fray".
The major difference is observed to the experimental C F charge-flux in cis-C2H2F2.
