Sentence examples for observer that it from inspiring English sources

Several senior BBC executives will have viewed the programme before its transmission, and staff told the Observer that it was inconceivable that no one would have questioned how such a powerful, dramatic scene had been filmed.

Former sports minister Gerry Sutcliffe told the Observer that it was an embarrassing day for the country.

He explained to the Observer that it boiled down to a lack of a new co-sponsor.

Like most computer viruses and worms, Stuxnet does not bear fingerprints, but a western military source recently told the Observer that it was an Israeli creation.

He wrote in the Observer that it could provide £5bn of the £50bn that would have to be found through tax rises or spending cuts.

Naturally, the press were suspicious and in 1978 police raided the house on a tip-off from The Observer that it contained a stockpile of arms.

Equally effusive, Liz Hoggard of The Observer wrote that "it's impossible to resist Blunt's troubadour yearning".

And it seemed to many observers that it was just a matter of time before Bedford Park would face a similar fate.

In fact, it will probably be many years before the upward trend in temperatures is so obvious to casual observers that it silences the skeptics.

THE ashes of the Maoist government in Nepal have been scattered, but the moderate Communist one that replaced it last month has done little to assure observers that it is the new holder of the country's seats of power.

From its beginning, the war has been so complex, fast-moving, and elusive to foreign observers that it often takes several months for outsiders to notice new developments, let alone understand them.