Sentence examples for observing that we from inspiring English sources

William Baker described her status as a sex symbol as a "double edged sword" observing that "we always attempted to use her sex appeal as an enhancement of her music and to sell a record.

"I'm just observing that we are in an oil-dependent nation".

There is little historical perspective in most contemporary campaign coverage, and Abramson is right in observing that we deserve better.

If, however, pupils do one day have to answer that exam question, they might well begin by observing that we were every bit as slow as our forefathers to recognise impending catastrophe.

Begin by observing that we lack control over everything: the results of our actions, our circumstances, our constitution, and our causal history.

Thus, observing that we have found templates that are recent, the specification of variability in textual use cases is still an interesting research topic.

Schlesinger observes that we have all done most of our reading by the age of 25.

The philosopher Michel Foucault observed that 'We have become a singularly confessing society.

It's so closely observed that we suffer acutely when his peace of mind is endangered.

I observe that we look in the wrong places.

George Eliot observes that we would go mad if we knew the "roar which lies on the other side of silence".