Sentence examples for personally observing from inspiring English sources

Cannon assesses what these might be by personally observing the premises and speaking to workers.

"Lost in Transition" is a book written by former Deputy General Secretary of UN Kul Chandra Gautam after personally observing the conflict, political transition and contemporary world situation with his international experience.

The threat empiricism presented to the College lay in its valuing more highly the observations of practitioners who had personally observed and treated a disease.

I have personally observed how ineffective these projects are.

But many performers, promoters and recording executives say they have personally observed that concerts become more multigenerational every year.

Jana Jett Loeb Milwaukee, July 6 , 2008• To the Editor: As an oncologist, I have personally observed no significant benefit from Avastin in my lung and colon cancer patients.

Twice during the semester, I ask students to pose an interesting question based on something they have personally observed or experienced.

Ned Jackson, the caseworker, notes in his affidavit that he "personally observed Mrs. de Sousa carry Katerina out of the school on one occasion".

He'd lean into a story with a little chuckle, as if the yarn you were about to hear about Stonewall Jackson was something he personally observed while having drinks with the man.

"The unit owners have not only personally observed a number of defective and unsafe conditions in the building, but they have suffered a plethora of dangerous conditions," the suit states.

Aleksandr Veshnyakov, Russia's top election official, personally observed the balloting in Chicago and Washington on Election Day and told the newspaper Kommersant-Daily that Russian elections were "more democratic" and less confusing to voters.