Sentence examples for says observing from inspiring English sources

"Imagine if we'd had these puppies in Tora Bora," he says, observing the raptors on the run.

"It's kind of tacky tonight," she says, observing dozens of young men who are wrapped in sheets.

"It's both original, and yet it uses economics in the way you'd like," Kortum says, observing that the study's modeling is solid.

"They speak the same language," he says, observing that central bankers "understand more deeply than perhaps anyone else where other countries are coming from".

(She likes his appearance, she says, observing that he is friendly, well dressed and smiles, and that his answers were "customer-focused").

"This family is no place for a father," Mr Crampton says, observing their unconventional ways, and a debate ensues about the duty and respect owed to a father, even if he has done nothing to deserve it.

At one point, he seems to doubt himself: discussing his hopes for becoming more commercially active soon, he says, "Observe humorous me telling you this".

Believe what she says, observe what she does, and remember that actions always say so much more than words.

All that having been said, observing the California recall from afar does foster irresistible civic pride.

We're all human," Jeb Bush said, observing that the president has conceded some before.

"He's in pretty good condition, actually," someone said, observing the corpse.