Sentence examples for observing that it was from inspiring English sources

He was astounded by the flood of babies being born at Fort Campbell's community hospital, observing that it was not a boom inspired by the potential war.

We need philanthropists and long may they reign.' Barnes said he too was an admirer of the philanthropy, observing that it was all too rare in publishing.

"How do you think I'm doing?" Observing that it was my first visit, he offered me a tour of the office.

The newspaper poked fun at Mr. Steinmeier, who is not known for the campaigning prowess of his mentor, former Chancellor Gerhard Schröder, by observing that it was evident he had taken no performance-enhancing drugs.

The critic Clive James once began a review of a Leonid Brezhnev biography by observing that it was so dull that "if it were read in the open air, birds would fall stunned from the sky".

Canning enjoyed Tracy's story, observing that it was a "fantastic Tracy Jordan moment".

The report observes that "it is too early to judge whether government policies … will have the desired effect".

To try to make good this lack let's begin, uncontentiously, by observing that it is a key book about Yugoslavia.

We start by observing that it is possible to apply any increasing function to (16) without changing its maximizers.

Discussing the Court's abortion jurisprudence, Roberts rightly observed that, "it is a jolt to the legal system when [a Justice] overrule[s] a precedent.

She observed that it was a song she never grew tired of singing.