Sentence examples for smart observations from inspiring English sources
But taken individually, they are exquisite character studies: urbane, assured and filthy rich in smart observations.
One minute Mr. Tiernan is making sly, smart observations about American life or his upbringing.
The neighborhood's streets and buildings are the book's canvas, the backdrop to smart observations ("when you arrest someone, it's like a blind date").
Centred on in-depth conversations – referred to here as "ramble chats" – Buxton teases out personal stories and smart observations from the likes of Caitlin Moran and Louis Theroux.
Among other smart observations on bread, the owner Judith Norell has this to say: "The ratio of crust to crumb affects how the baguette tastes".
And The Football Ramble has shown for seven years what this platform can do with smart observations on the not very beautiful game.
On Being John McEnroe is full of smart observation.
My colleague Joe Nocera today makes the smart observation that Cuomo's calculations may have included the leeway it would give him to buck liberals' desires on other fronts.
In the novel's weakest passages, Harri's street-smart observations give way to portentous prose in which this pigeon-protector reflects on magpies, poisoned grain and the fleeting nature of human existence: "I owe it to all of you, a cheap act of confederacy against the drip-dripping of ill-captured sand".
"I'm always running into people's unconscious," Marilyn Monroe once told an interviewer, and can't you just hear the breathy, stunned way she must have said it, in the ditsy voice she often used to deliver her smartest observations?
