Sentence examples for speakers observed from inspiring English sources

Calls to attract the "best and brightest" from abroad seem less about securing unique talent than further saturating the market with redundant high-skilled labor, several speakers observed.

As one of the speakers observes, "The outside world is vastly overrated".

Noting that the exhausting ordeal of frequent, pointless Obamacare votes had transformed his fellow House Republicans into hollowed-out husks of their former selves, the Speaker observed, "Purely symbolic voting may be even more exhausting than actual work".

Ewen Jones is "clever by half" the speaker observes and then gives him an official warning.

"None of these folks are coming in saying, 'Mommy, may I?' " Newt Gingrich, the Republican former House Speaker, observes.

The seemingly casual observation in the first four lines notes the first difficulty, the lack of space, but then modifies it: "But it was still big". Again, apparently casually and even jokingly, the speaker observes that one of the operating theatres will be located "in a truck!", and there is a question mark added to the estimated number of beds.

If a speaker observes himself using the word 'rabbit,' the evidence he amasses will give equal support to all three theories, as well as to many others.

In this example, one may infer the emotional state of the speaker observing the position of the particle along the (X) axis.

However, when focusing on measurements from individual speakers, they observed effects of physical stress on these parameters for a subset of speakers.

Our "familiar ways of thinking and talking about truth," as one of the speakers, Barbara Herrnstein Smith, observed, remain "theoretically elusive, discursively slippery, and hard or perhaps impossible to articulate clearly in relation to other current concepts and ideas" 1 --an irresistoble invitation to further thinking and talking on the subject.

Various speakers have observed that China faces a sluggish internal demand and a decrease in export orders along with rising labor costs, labor shortages in coastal provinces, and the appreciation of the RMB, the official currency of the People's Republic of China.