Sentence examples for where I observed from inspiring English sources

It was a tonic to see the colour in his cheeks, the life brimming in his eyes where I observed the… 'magnetic agitation' which is a highly elevated form of curiosity or desire".

At Wesleyan University in Middletown, Conn., where I observed each stage of the selection of the Class of 2004, a committee of 10 admissions officers debated nearly 400 such applicants in five-minute intervals over just a few days in the spring of 2000.

We were living in Englishtown, New Jersey, and one day my dad drove me to a nearby Suzuki school, where I observed a long row of child violinists playing "Twinkle Twinkle," their bows all moving back and forth together, as if tethered.

Across years of chatty emails, where I observed he used exclamation points liberally as a sign of his general support and enthusiasm for everyone around him, they'd never served as a passing point of tension.

I don't think I do, but it puts me in mind of Samuel Pepys, whose diaries I find myself reading - the fire of London, the plague, all appropriate stuff - where I observe a correlation between public events and his private life which might be phrased something like this: bad times mean good sex, and the worse things get the more sex Pepys gets, mainly with women not the wife.

I thank Dominique for her time and take a final tour of the club where I observe a rotund Bavarian with a Boris Johair-dotyle hair-do vigorously enjoying himself with two black-haired Goth girls.

My companions took me first to one of their favorite cafés, where I obediently observed, as they told me to, how few women there were around.

Over a thirty year teaching career, the last ten as head, I have sat in numerous lessons where I have observed a good lesson taught by someone who would have struggled to do so had the pupils behaved as they would have behaved without an observer in the classroom.

I was permitted inside Camp 6, where I carefully observed the detainees for some time.

The process of HDI determination consists of choosing upper and lower parameters for each indicator and the normalization is given by an equation that measures the distance between the observed value for the indicator and the minimum value as a proportion of the distance between the maximum and minimum value where I = (observed value-minimum value)/(maximum value-minimum value).

He stated at the trial, "From where I was, I observed Clark grab the girl by the arm and take her into the bushes nearby . . .