Sentence examples for observes, although from inspiring English sources

(The Soviet administration did employ Jews "disproportionately to their numbers," Snyder observes, although most Soviet collaborators weren't Jewish).

Rabbi Benjamin Lau – one of Israel's most popular Modern Orthodox rabbis – observes: "Although the document came out only now, it is the product of 10 years' preparation.

As the writer Tom Dardis observes, although such a sequence might work nicely in an Ernst Lubitsch comedy, it seems rather misguided in a story set in a grim post-First World War Germany.

As Hammer observes, "although the killings appeared to have started spontaneously... the army in Tokyo and other areas whipped up rumors about Korean well poisonings and arson, and for several days gave vigilante squads known as Self-Defense Committees freedom to patrol the streets and exact what justice they saw fit".

"Market consolidation by large ISPs doesn't typically bode well for innovation and increased speeds," Speedtest observes, although TWC and Bright House did see performance improvements in the last 6 months, so perhaps this will be an exception.

"They don't have a foodwall at Tesco," Wapping types like to observe, although there is, of course, a till.

Ann Hould-Ward's costumes are well observed, although some segments are so brief that Ms. Smith seems to be taking off a costume before she's finished putting it on.

In 1939, the W.P.A. Guide to New York City observed: "Although the fez has given way to the snap-brim and the narghile has been abandoned for cigarettes, the coffeehouses and the tobacco and confectionery shops of the Levantines still remain".

In the second part of Profile, Bailey observed, "Although the Queen's public manner has a frozen quality, she is a different person in private, with her family and friends".

Discussing workers in Amazon warehouses, the authors observe: "Although they are in a precarious situation, they are required to hide these feelings and project a confident, upbeat, employable self".

Here's the full script of the petition… Dear Margaret Sullivan, In a recent column, you observed: Although individual words and phrases may not amount to very much in the great flow produced each day, language matters.