Sentence examples for observer throughout from inspiring English sources

By contrast, Wilson remained an imperturbable observer throughout "The American Jitters," only once pausing to note that he made good money in the first year of the Depression.

That in itself is a great gain: Darwin was an indefatigable writer as well as a scrupulous observer throughout his adult life, from the 1830s to the early 1880s.

She noted that her role did not require her to have much to say, because Kathy was more of an observer throughout most of the film.

Fieldwork was done by the same observer throughout the survey and sites were visited nine times, respectively.

To encourage the feeling of unity, the avatar was under the continuous control of the observer throughout a trial and responded in real time to keypresses.

For observers throughout Europe, the "myth" of Venice excited admiration originating in surprise that so many could participate in government without producing anarchy.

He added that one aim of the annual forum was to work towards the development of a regulatory infrastructure, so health research can be ethically reviewed before it starts, and monitored by neutral observers throughout.

Shortly after the preliminary results were released, the United States Embassy had expressed its own skepticism about the election results' "irregularities" and inconsistency with the findings of an independent Haitian group that had posted thousands of electoral observers throughout the country.

The two main observer groups monitoring the elections the African Union and the SADC and another monitoring organization, the Zimbabwe Elections Support Network (ZESN a domestic group that had amassed by far the largest number of observers throughout the county were somewhat at odds with their assessments of the electoral process.

It expressed concern that the preliminary results were "inconsistent" with the findings of an independent Haitian election group that posted thousands of observers throughout the country and anticipated a runoff between Ms. Manigat and Mr. Martelly — as well as with the reports of other observers, including Americans.

Several organizations from the West, as well as local ones, sent observers throughout this country of 108 million people to oversee ballots, which were often cast on street corners, under trees, in private homes or simply along roadsides under a scorching midday sun.