Sentence examples for observes having from inspiring English sources

"In New York, like most places, people go to the opera to have a good time," Falstaff observes, having just seen his first performance at the Metropolitan Opera.

At one point, he observes, "Having sex in the back of a Morris Traveller parked by the Serpentine in Hyde Park is not the most comfortable thing in the world.

As his daughter Melissa affectionately observes, having been spoilt as a child, he has "been looking for admiration and attention ever since, all the time: and you only get it when you make speeches".

North Carolina, one character observes, has succeeded in abolishing slavery.

Not everyone, she observes, has been so culturally dextrous.

But the technological progress, Sun observes, has not been accompanied by advances on gender equality.

The millennial history of Chinese dress, he observes, has no precedent "for this kind of synthesis".

American business, he observes, has unsentimentally reaped rich rewards by adapting to the rise of the rest of the world.

The state of California, Yudof often observes, has become an "unreliable partner" in underwriting the next retractable seat belt.

"The fruits of prosperity," he observes, "have been disproportionately channeled to capital and away from labor.

Those observed having a secured conversation could come under suspicion, of course.