Sentence examples for observes means from inspiring English sources

"Having a challenging job in movies," Kaling observes, "means the compassionate, warm or sexy side of your brain has fallen out".

Osso buco, as Elizabeth David tartly observes, means "bones with holes, or hollow bones" – which is probably why it is never translated on menus.

The diverse complexion of Iraqi society, he observes, means that no single group has the power to impose peace and stability.

This "outgoing of the imagination towards another person's point of view", Cooley (1964, p. 206) observes, "means that we are undergoing his influence".

"And slowing economic growth going forward," she observes, "means no rebound in 2011".

"Free exercise," he observes, means "more than just freedom of belief".

For the betweenness centrality, five tissue types have observed means significantly greater than the expected means despite that all observed means were greater than the expected means.

For the closeness centrality, none of the observed means were significantly different from the expected means, although eight tissues had observed means that were greater than the expected means, while eleven had observed means lower than expected.

Cleaning up a river, Shaffer observed, means accounting for factors far afield of its immediate path.

The rich mix of Roman Catholic and native traditions the Pueblos observe means that some dances fall on fixed dates in the liturgical year.

In fact SCOPS farms had, on average, a higher daily weight gain and finish weight than CONTROL farms when comparing observed means.