Sentence examples for which he observed from inspiring English sources

Mr. Retter easily imitates Churchill's stance and diction, which he observed during their wartime meetings.

Mr. Hoffman is enthusiastic about woodland peonies, which he observed on a trip to China a couple of years ago.

Back in 1999, the critic Bruce Benderson published a landmark essay, Sex and Isolation, in which he observed: "We are very much alone.

David Remnick, editor of The New Yorker, said the magazine received more than 100 letters in response, which, he observed, "is a heck of a lot".

The average household will pay about 25 cents more per day for the green energy, which he observed is less than the price of one cigarette.

Another aspect of Rembrandt's genius is the acute and loving attention with which he observed the world around him.

And the Zone started to stay open round the clock, every day except Yom Kippur, which he observes.

He chews constantly, stopping only to be filmed or to eat; he likes long lunches, during which he observes a not-entirely-strict proscription against carbohydrates.

And the fact that we laugh at David Shrigley's drawings reinforces rather than detracts from the sharp eye with which he observes life's darknesses.

Becker tries to observe his own ascendancy in France with the same detachment with which he observes other people, but his appeal to the French goes beyond his simply not being Bourdieu.

Mr. Chafets was given considerable access to Mr. Ailes and Fox News (which, he observes, "is usually about as reporter-friendly" as Tehran).