Sentence examples for when she observed from inspiring English sources

Virginia Woolf identified this when she observed that "these are not books for children.

That Mr. Romney says his wife, Ann, was probably right when she observed that "he loves emergencies and catastrophes".

Perhaps an old friend was on to something when she observed soon after Sept. 11, 2001, that "the American flag is this year's pashmina".

Although he waved and offered a "hello," his being there unsettled her; especially when she observed him coming ashore behind a neighbor's vacant camp.

I also might have to accept my colleague Tshepo Mokoena may have had a point recently when she observed: What has happened to you?

Ms. Michelson has said the seeds for "Dover Beach" were planted in 2007, when she observed a community ballet class in Cardiff, Wales.

She drops her teacup in disgust when she observes the menagerie of diabolical beasts it contains – hydras, gorgons and chimeras.

Glamour knows that something in a woman's heart blossoms when she observes another woman sunk in a fashion shipwreck.

I can empathize with Palin, bless her heart, when she observes: "After a while some of the giddy gets knocked right out of you".

Rehak is persuasive when she observes that Nancy Drew will continue to "remind us of the rewards of perseverance and the value of confidence".

Risha's infatuation begins when she observes the pitiless way that Reuben kills birds, flirting with the housewives as the bloody creatures flap at his feet.