Sentence examples for observes of this from inspiring English sources

The catalogue observes of this piece: "He faced death with a defiant concentration on the exquisiteness of the lived moment".

As Valenze observes of this "miraculous arc of milk", its "startling literalness evokes amusement from modern viewers, separated as we are by several hundred years from the unmediated physicality of the Middle Ages.

"Good fortune, as always double-edged," Blakemore observes of this experience, which "turned out to be the beginning of [the] long drift towards estrangement" from his close friend and collaborator.

Harrison biographer Gary Tillery observes of this period when the song was written: "Despite his spiritual hunger, [for Harrison] the temptations of a rock star were still too much to resist.

Meanwhile, Tallack cannily observes of tourists visiting this wilderness that they are being sold "the promise of their own absence", a neat characterisation of humanity's paradoxical wanderlust.

Jonathan observes of Jesus' short dress, "This is more of a cooter gown than a couture gown".

Clark has observed, of the music industry in this era, that good manners are good business.

Except of course, as Mueller observes, none of this is a joke in terms of money.

Mr. Nalin observes all of this with perfect, passive credulity.

As one critic, John Gagnon observes: "All of this research has been governed by interest in AIDS, not interest in sexuality.

I will not quantify the ranting of blame as the result of this speechless act; we have all observed much of this blame directed at the political right, Tea Party, members of the news media, and politicians.