Sentence examples for observes that all from inspiring English sources

Tudge rightly observes that "all genetics is footnotes to Mendel".

She observes that all four pitch marks are on her line of play to the hole and wonders if she may repair any of them.

"Oh, don't go, darling, it's so noisy") and observes that all the regional characters and even the working classes seem to speak in the Received Pronunciation of the upper orders.

It's probably true, as one of Mr. Rabin's employers observes, that all his stories share the same problem: "They begin really cute and end with you getting viciously beaten".

In his recently published book, "Che, My Brother," (written with the French journalist Armelle Vincent, Juan Martinn observes that all these anecdotes "tend towards the same goal: to turn Che into a myth".

In "Dress to Kill," for instance, he goes into a tiff about the stiffness of British movies between the thirties and the fifties ("Darling, I'm off to the war". "Oh, don't go, darling, it's so noisy") and observes that all the regional characters and even the working classes seem to speak in the Received Pronunciation of the upper orders.

But he does not observe that all these traits were in plain view by the 2004 election.

"I was glad to observe that all the privileges of the garden were enjoyed equally by all classes," he wrote, approvingly.

Following the villagers in toward the schoolhouse, I observed that all the houses had newly constructed bomb shelters both inside and outside — for animals as well as people.

THE comedian George Carlin has observed that all the other drivers on the road fall into one of two categories: idiots or lunatics.

The New York Times observed that all the candidates for the male lead wore spats and had silk handkerchiefs in their breast pockets.