Sentence examples for she observed with from inspiring English sources

"I don't think my oncologist knows dogs live as long as seven or eight years," she observed with wry humour.

("It sounds very junior-high-esque, very Red Rover," she observed, with everyone lined up to choose up sides).

At Narayanganj she was an outsider to the life of India and Indians that she observed with such clear-eyed fascination, and when in her adult years she chose to live elsewhere in India she did so mostly outside the narrow boundaries observed by British residents.

Maria Sharapova's stage-managed mea culpa in California Salon 2 at the LA Hotel – a drably carpeted establishment in downtown Los Angeles, she observed with a nervous half-chuckle – has edged tennis closer to the edge of credibility as a refuge from corruption.

"As soon as I stepped on Chinese soil, I felt that this was my home". She observed with wonder and pride "the tremendous changes" in the country—highways, modern buildings, department stores with a rich variety of consumer goods and a wealth of fruits and vegetables.

I'm part nobody, part pin-up,' she observed with a shrug), kind of sad, kind of angry, kind of vacuous (favourite word: 'minger', favourite phrase 'Come on, bring it on'), kind of sweet, kind of funny ('You should be a Jordan lookalike' said a stablehand. 'I'd rather be someone than try and look like someone. She's plastic') and, yes, almost certainly a grisly tragi-comic accident-in-waiting.

"Pretty chic," she observes with a wink.

She observes, with deadly wit, the foibles of people intimately linked.

Hocking is very aware of the paradox, which she observes with a wry writer's eye.

"I am best viewed from a distance," she observes with characteristic self-deprecation "... and at night".

Understandably, Markham spends a lot of her time in tears – "about to drown in weeping" – but, through it all, she observes with pinpoint precision what is happening.