Sentence examples for observing to me from inspiring English sources

He once surprised an interviewer by observing: "To me, these are all conservative ideas… Economic stability.

"There was martial law without there exactly being martial law," the Prime Minister observed to me.

One mullah in Sadr City observed to me caustically that he had never seen such wickedness.

One AID official observed to me that day, "Refugees are a real headache.

Kennedy, the law professor, observed to me, "It can be easier to commit violence against someone who is an other.

But as a shadow minister quietly observed to me outside the conference centre, the Tories have a problem.

"We don't have a yes and a no," a painter observed to me on a visit to Zambia last year for an artists' workshop.

("When you describe how influential I am in Hollywood," Meyers ruefully observed to me, "say we were thrown out of our booth").

Since, as one farmer's wife sagely observed to me, "If you've got live stock, you'll always have some dead stock", this was a useful service.

In New York, a distinguished Sotheby's expert observed to me with a touch of pique that what does not sell at Maastricht is equally ignored.

As he listened to her, he said, it had even crossed his mind to shoot her assailants, but then, he observed to me, "I'd have had the bodies of four men to justify".