Sentence examples for observes of all from inspiring English sources

He observes, "Of all the dispositions and habits which lead to political prosperity, religion and morality are indispensable supports".

In writing about this in a guest post for the New America Foundation, Paul Nyhan, journalist and early childhood expert, observes, "Of all the project's initiatives, its effort to improve the quality of child care provided in the homes of family, friends and neighbors could have the biggest impact".

Recently, the Macon Telegraph observed, "Of all the grand entrances popping out of a cake, dropping by in a parachute, red-carpet arrival nothing says 'Here I am!' like a cannonball".

James Madison, father of the Constitution observed: "Of all the enemies of public liberty, war is, perhaps, the most to be dreaded, because it comprises and develops the germ of every other.... War is the true nurse of executive aggrandizement".

Thanksgiving is arguably the most universally observed of all American rituals.

(On a roll, dad observes of Nic: "He has all these inappropriate facial movements. He's like a child and yet he's kind of a sarcastic bitch").

We observed upregulation of all these mitochondrial markers when subject to STS (Fig 6A).

As Amis observes of V. S. Pritchett, all artist-critics are secret proselytizers of their own work.

She observes of Hamlet, "It's all about the human condition.

Any leader who has observed teams of all-white-male developers under 40, and compared it with diverse groups (different backgrounds, ethnicities, ages, and genders), knows it.

"Shakespeare is in the singularly fortunate position," Auden once observed, "of being, to all intents and purposes, anonymous".