Sentence examples for someone observes from inspiring English sources

"A stupid act," someone observes.

"A backdrop for murder," someone observes.

'It looks like two rabbit ears behind a bush,' someone observes of a wild pattern on a round-neck jumper.

Elsewhere, someone observes: "Italians always seemed to know where they were in space... Maybe that was why they were so good at art".

This curiously named company's motives are summed up in a classic Old European canard: since Americans have no history of their own, someone observes, they are compelled to go around buying that of other people.

"The Wagner cult invites that kind of extreme reaction, positive or negative; as someone observes in one of Channel 4's documentaries, 'Wagner is like Marmite, you either love it or you hate it.'" What turned the comparison into a linguistic phenomenon was a marketing campaign by Marmite that began in March 2006.

Because it is written from the distraught observer's point of view rather than from the viewpoint of someone observing her, there is continuity to her madness; it is not one state suddenly supplanting another but the most gradual of processes.

"It has germs on it," someone observed.

Someone observed Taliban in a small building just ahead.

Eventually, someone observed that it would be a smart place for a cannon and a fort.

Someone observed that new sci-fi shows are popping up on every network's potential schedule.