Sentence examples for observes than from inspiring English sources

"There are no secrets better kept," Sir George observes, "than the secrets everybody guesses".

Aung San Suu Kyi's valiant opposition to the military regime has become much better known, he observes, than the reasons that the regime arose in the first place, and the result is policy that rests on an incurious, ahistorical simplicity.

It might be loose and smooth enough to scoop with bread, or so chunky you need a fork to tackle it – but never less, as Anissa Helou observes, than "exceptionally good".

"We tend to think that people are more to blame for their acts," Mr. Singer observes, "than for their omissions". You don't have to agree with everything in "The Life You Can Change" to feel that there's no real debate: When it comes to living the so-called "good" life, one's moral omissions count more than ever.

Some of the observation steps were harder to observe than others.

It's more fun to observe than to be observed.

Bright objects are easier to observe than faint objects.

However, new research suggests that speciation may be easier to observe than we thought.

High surface-brightness objects are easier to observe than low surface-brightness objects.

Carter sometimes going full dinners without saying a word, because he'd often rather observe than jump in.

If less carefully observed than the debate over originalism, the debate over the history test has influenced judicial nominations for decades.