Paul had, it seems, observed him several times before, as an intimidating "teddy boy" (a kind of dandyish hoodlum) on the local bus.
Empirical observations suggest that policies and practices on the ground do not seem to observe these differences.
In many cases, we seem to observe "bursts" of evolution in the fossil record.
But everything you seem to observe around you, including this newspaper, is actually virtual.
Every day, it seems, LA Observed posts a new scoop about how horrible things are at the Times: layoffs, insults, management debacles, closed sections, resignations, more layoffs.
"The minute's silence was cut short after about 12 seconds, and the only reason it seemed 'reasonably' observed was because the BBC had turned their microphones down.
The growth in GE's finance arm "almost seems surreal", observed Mr Welch when he retired in 2001.
The fact that market people keep odd hours may be one of the reasons that they don't seem to observe conventions having to do with when it is appropriate to eat what.
Working with her actors, Decker doesn't seem to observe behavior but to invent it: the characters bring a glint of whimsy, a lilt of pain, and an undertone of seething erotic power to the seemingly most ordinary activities.
The regulars at Al-Watan, a halal Pakistani restaurant not far from LAX, seem to observe a protocol that involves strolls into the kitchen and loud consultations with one or more of the cooks.
