For example, another student, who also focused on observation for a different laboratory activity, said, I think observing is a more nature skill everyone has [ sic ].
"I watched these two who were also one," Ana thinks, observing them onstage, "and suddenly in their struggle I saw my own: A war waged within me, between two opposing wills".
I think observing is a more nature skill everyone has [ sic].
"It's always later than you think!" observes young daughter philosophically.
The mental verb I think, observed in the teacher talk, encodes the meaning [entertain], indicating her position as 'one of a number of possible positions and thereby, to greater or lesser degrees, makes dialogic space for those possibilities' (Martin and White [2005]: 104).
Stop, think, observe, and plan.
An important acronym to remember is "STOP" which stands for stop, think, observe, and plan.
And he seeks to offer comfort and reproof by recalling that civilization's creative roots in Hellenism and the Renaissance ("The individual is commanded: 'Think, observe, and create' ") and its ethical roots in Hebraic and early Christian writings.
You might think so, observing the agonized reaction of the man receiving the summons.
She represented everything noble that he had thought and observed during that period".
