Sentence examples for well observed that from inspiring English sources

While Koryta doesn't bring a whole lot of originality to the sadomasochistic plot, he writes chunks of stylish prose about characters so well observed that they could step right out of this cheesy story and slip into something more comfortable.

Someone who knew them well observed that Mr. Salerno, who recently turned 31, was such a wise guy sometimes, it was a miracle that he had not gotten his tail kicked.

From surface plot analysis, it was well observed that the best pollutants removals were achieved at neutral pH range with the lowest flow rate and the highest voltage.

It is as well observed that with an increase in AuNPs concentration and temperature, the total reaction time decreased and the rate of the reaction has increased.

It is also well observed that remote sensing satellite data is emerging as the most effective, time saving and accurate technique for morphometric analysis of a basin.

However, it has been well observed that the structural dynamics of the spindle system change as a function of speed and even feed.

Yesterday's memo at Cravath tried to dampen expectations for next year as well, observing that "near-term prospects for improved results are uncertain at best".

Since I am in grumbling mode, I may as well observe that the wonderful "Esplanade" was danced by a thoroughly seasoned cast of senior dancers, three of whom appeared in both of the other works.

While Democrats are learning, they say that Republicans should be taking note as well, observing that while Mr. Obama is willing to reach out to them, he is also ready to try to put on political pressure as he has through his nationally televised news conference and appearances around the country.

And at this point, the uncharitable reader might well observe that it took the egocentric narrator nearly 300 pages to arrive at a fairly banal realization that seemed obvious enough more than 200 pages earlier, when he acknowledged, "I had never thought rightly of how to be a parent or a husband, only of possessing a child, of owning a wife".

But by the same logic, one might as well observe that the bribes paid to Congressman Randy "Duke" Cunningham (Republican) and William J. Jefferson (Democrat) were tiny as well.