Sentence examples for observing that you from inspiring English sources

Hamilton invokes the "voluptuous blanket of summer night humidity," captures the tantalizing promise of delicate ravioli by observing that "you could see the herbs and the ricotta through the dough, like a woman behind a shower curtain," and compares breast feeding to being cannibalized, "not in huge monster-gore chunks, but like a legion of soft, benign caterpillars makes lace of a leaf".

The single memorable line comes from one of Mr. Boudin's Chilean friends, who tweaks him by observing that you can always spot a gringo because "they dressed for daily life in the city as though they were on an Andean safari".

First of all, Lark's tips (like observing that you've been sitting still for a while and should maybe go for a short walk) are now packaged in a conversational format, with the app asking users questions about their activity and providing suggestions.

The police are going to want to know what you observed that makes you suspect drug activity and any information you have that would help them identify those involved.

There is a lot she can't say, for legal reasons, but she does observe that "when you come from a very abused background, if you overcome it, you become very controlling.

But there are certain Fat Milestones you can observe that will tell you when it's time to trade your Cheesecake Factory gift card for a pedometer.

But it's so tightly narrated and beautifully observed that you warm to them all.

He once rightly observed that "you can't listen to my music and eat potato chips at a party".

Orwell once observed that you could never deny the working classes their materialism.

In a way, it's kind of interesting to observe that you can love something and find it risible at the same time".

Cultural critic Neil Postman once observed that you can't use smoke signals for philosophical discussions: the communication channel simply doesn't have the necessary bandwidth.