Sentence examples for offered an observation from inspiring English sources

Some years ago, one of my neighbors, an émigré Russian engineer, offered an observation about his adopted country.

In an interview with a reporter on the day of the fire, Mr. Pierre offered an observation that drew attention to the owner of one of the buildings.

While one tower housed an expensive restaurant, Windows on the World, the other offered an observation deck that was deliberately inexpensive.

Two weeks ago, the committee that sets monetary policy declared that conditions "are likely to warrant exceptionally low levels for the federal funds rate at least through mid-2013" — that is, it didn't even promise to keep rates low, it just offered an observation about what the state of the economy is likely to be.

In what arguably is her most important opinion, upholding the importance of diversity in higher education, she offered an observation that applies throughout a diverse democracy.

Half an hour later, as the helicopter returned to civilization and cruised into a brown layer of smog 800 feet above the Valley floor, Walsh offered an observation on the intercom.

INSTEAD of the typical hostess-houseguest exchange of threshold banalities, Pauline Kael, all 4 feet 9 fragile inches of her, cuts to the chase and offers an observation.

But he did offer an observation, in vogue now in the business world, about "red ocean strategy" versus "blue ocean strategy".

Mademoiselle offers an observation on the difference between men and women but Mary doesn't hear it, she is preoccupied trying to plan re-establishing her bond with Iris.

A randomly chosen page in this sumptuous anthology offers an observation by Picasso to Teriade: "How many times, at the very moment when I was about to apply some blue, would I realize that I didn't have any more.

But he did offer an observation, in vogue now in the business world, about "red ocean strategy" versus "blue ocean strategy". In a "red ocean" scenario, a trend takes hold and companies that want to capitalize on it start chewing one another up.