Sentence examples for observes where from inspiring English sources

Driving the wrong car does nothing to blunt Raban's powers of perception; in America, he observes, "where the lust for the antique is no less keen than in Britain, the true antiquity is wilderness".

"It makes sense in such a distant place as this," Thirsk observes, "where there is little wealth and all our labors are spent on putting a single meal in front of us each day, to be protective of our modest world and fearful for our skinny lives".

The same was true of their position in the Encyclopédie, she observes, where Diderot considers that the (masculine) word citoyen— that is, one who possesses political rights—is only attributable "to women, young children, or to servants as one would [refer] to the members of a family of a citizen in the strict sense of the word; they aren't really citizens".

I'm not concerned with observing where people stand on the issues.

Corporate cultures exist, Mr. Kidder observed, where "it would simply have been telegraphed from the very beginning that you don't do that stuff here".

Instead, he says, it means "I'm going to observe where your weakness is and I'm going to reinforce you.

"This is an example of a general trend we are observing where water is warming further north and making this region more suitable for southerly species," Gradinger said.

In addition, the "Flynn effect" has been observed where IQ increases in the young over generations as nutrition and cognitive stimulation steadily improve.

Layered deposits, possibly deposited in lakes, commonly underlie these areas, and deltas are commonly observed where valleys enter the lowlands.

They also observed where each bird lived, which birds mated with which, and who the offspring of these unions were.

Smith defines it variously as a place where "you can feel comfortable and take your shoes off," where "anyone can sit and they're not being observed;" where "it's just for them" and it's accessible "anywhere they want".