Sentence examples for observers that when from inspiring English sources

This comes up a lot in politics, even though it is obvious to all normal observers that when people are talking about the future, everyone is speculating about hypotheticals.

Shelby Police Chief Jeff Ledford told the Charlotte Observer that when Roof complained he was hungry, cops went to a nearby Burger King and bought the accused mass murderer a meal while he was in custody.

It seems, an observer mentioned to Baker, that when a team leaves a lot of runners on base early in a game, it is destined to lose the game.

Observers remember that when he resigned, it was a sign Howard's days were numbered.

No heir apparent has emerged, and some observers worry that when he dies a destructive power struggle could ensue.

Many observers concluded that, when faced with the supreme test, Bannister's nerve had let him down.

Political observers said that when it comes to debates, Mr. Cruz, who as Texas solicitor general argued and won cases before the Supreme Court, has the upper hand.

Many observers believe that when a special legislative session is convened after the election, lawmakers will be forced to cut the two largest areas of the budget, Medicaid and education.

As a family man I do my best but I do not need to be rooted, just as I have no nationalist feelings of any kind". Observers say that when Brendel returns to Vienna now it is like a state visit.

Many observers argue that when Igor Plotnitsky and Alexander Zakharchenko -- leaders of the so-called Luhansk and Donetsk Republics, respectively -- initially refused to sign the Minsk agreement, it was part of a charade that Putin had orchestrated to make it appear that he had forced them to the table.

Many legal observers believed that when the court didn't take a similar case a few years ago that involved a wedding photographer in New Mexico, it was deferring to state sovereignty in states like Colorado and New Mexico where LGBT people are protected under state law against discrimination in public accommodations.