Sentence examples for observer him from inspiring English sources

More specifically, in the present study we investigated whether objects that approach an observer's avatar, rather than the observer him- or herself, capture attention.

Finally, we take up how radial line stimuli and the illusory effects they induce can be harnessed for capturing the attention of an observer, orienting him toward a warning symbol, and deterring him from moving closer.

One observer called him "the Spice Girl of design".

In 1986, the Sunday Observer offered him the job of television critic.

Mr. Ferriero, who usually is a silent observer, asked him what he was doing.

One observer described him as a "golden lamb" with "very beautiful soft skin and wonderful wavy hair".

Simon Tisdall, in the Observer, viewed him as "a relentless persecutor of those who dared challenge his will".

The Observer defended him — "neither Britain nor the author has anything to apologize for" — but his feeling of having made a serious misstep was soon confirmed.

"The first bold and brave collector to use photographs as a way of constructing a kind of self-portrait," one observer calls him.

The motion of the moving observer brings him closer to one event than the other, however, and he thus sees the events at different times.

The Observer defended him—"neither Britain nor the author has anything to apologize for"—but his feeling of having made a serious misstep was soon confirmed.