Sentence examples for observed yes from inspiring English sources

Eccentricity reigns, as Ogden Nash observed: "Yes, it is true, Los Angeles is not only erratic, not only erotic, Los Angeles is crotchety, centrifugal, vertiginous, esoteric and exotic".

In a passagein which Ivan Karamazov is holding a discussion with the Devil who has mentioned, in passing, that an axe might be flung into the celestial arena, Ivan observed, "Yes, what would become of an axe there.

Observed Yes No Forecast Yes γ ζ No ϑ ω.

Monro was inspired, in part, by Ezra Pound and his mates performing their poems to each other in a corner of Soho's Eiffel Tower restaurant – Pound observed pounding (yes) the table as he read.

When he appointed Donnelly and the public administration professor Ken Wiltshire to lead the Coalition's promised curriculum review in January 2014, the education minister observed: "So, yes, the truth of the way we've treated Indigenous Australians should be told in our curriculum, but also the truth about the benefits of western civilisation should be taught in our curriculum.

I'm afraid I have to mouth the old lily-livered liberal shibboleth at this point and observe that, yes, we are all to blame; and our responsibility is just as difficult for us to acknowledge because we are largely unaware of it.

Stephen Lubben, an expert on bankruptcy who teaches corporate governance and business ethics at Seton Hall Law School, meanwhile observes that yes, bankruptcy filings by venture capital-backed companies are rare, particularly in California, where the strong preference is to do an "assignment for the benefit of creditors" that allows backers more say in how to save their investments.

2. Observe the "yes to everything" syndrome: People-pleasing is a common reaction to stress.

Professor Anne Russon, from Glendon College at York University in Ontario, Canada, said: "When I observed the events, yes, I was surprised - in the sense that it was very unusual and in one case their behavior seemed, at the time, entirely bizarre and way out of character".

Again, the effect of c-Yes on cell growth was kinase-dependent as it was not observed with R-Yes-K− (Fig. 5A).

Yes, it can run 90 minutes when the sectional repeats are observed, as here; and yes, it must take a toll in stamina, especially on an intensely physical player like Mr. Taylor, all the more so at the fast tempos with which he often challenged himself.