Sentence examples for observing that in from inspiring English sources

Maslin also thought highly of Connery in the role, observing that "in Never Say Never Again, the formula is broadened to accommodate an older, seasoned man of much greater stature, and Mr. Connery expertly fills the bill".

The French finance minister at the time, Dominique Strauss-Kahn, dismissed Mr. Brown's plea, observing that, in a marriage, one did not invite strangers into the bedroom.

An enthusiast named William Redfield followed its wake on foot, observing that in some places the storm had knocked over trees toward the southeast, while elsewhere fruit trees and corn had fallen toward the northwest.

It — the sentence — concludes with Christina observing that, in later apartments, "it still wasn't simple either, but at least we could take shits at our own convenience, and that was nothing to forget about or diminish".

So let's follow Julie Andrews's advice in Do-Re-Mi, and start at the very beginning by observing that in 1992 there was more than a natural successor to Neil Kinnock.

The exhaustive gore of the medical procedures is matched by a poetic perception of the outside world arriving in New York, Marion misses the cacophony of Addis Ababa's roads, observing that in America "the cars were near silent, like a school of fish".

Now, observe that in coincides with the vector field determined by (4.7).

Mr. Thomson observed that "in terms of narrative, he doesn't always have the strongest grasp of his material.

Our politicians have to observe that distinction in every decision they take.

He observes that little in our homes now has to do with basic needs.

He observes that in the Seventies there was no unemployment to speak of in Denmark.