Sentence examples for observers into from inspiring English sources

Bearing "a symbolic grain of sentience," as described by media artist and creator Ivor Diosi, the project imagines a gallery of works that turn observers into the observed.

"Getting observers into that sector is important," he said.

Crucially, guerrilla leaders will also allow Colombian and international observers into the area.

He wants intervention to be restricted to allowing foreign journalists and international observers into Syria as witnesses.

The government refused to allow any civilian observers into the war zone, where hundreds of thousands of people were trapped between the rebels and government troops.

Whether Syria would even allow these observers into the country is not clear, especially if the Rabat meeting confirms Syria's suspension from the league, as expected.

The observational data can also be exported from the Observer into a spreadsheet to conduct additional statistical analyses not available within the programme itself.

The very introduction of the observer into the arena so affects what is observed that it gives the appearance that effects occur without sufficient or determinative causes.

The 50 second cinema and TV advertisement illustrates the physical transformation of the broadsheet Observer into the Berliner format.

Michael Frayn's novel Towards the End of the Morning probably marks the passing of Astor's Observer into myth.

So what do we learn from the report by Stephen Pritchard, readers' editor of The Observer, into the Julie Burchill column?