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“Snowflakes, fingerprints and yes, people are so unique and diverse that I find pleasure in observing others and witnessing the wonderful and dynamic individuals who will be [...]”
“Snowflakes, fingerprints and yes, people are so unique and diverse that I find pleasure in observing others and witnessing the wonderful and dynamic individuals who will be the leaders and pioneers of the next generation.”
“Still, I felt there would be journalistic value in observing one of the missions Gus called “snatchbacks.””
“You are correct in observing that no one named Anthony”
“I in observing the moving drama beneath me that for the moment I failed to glimpse the tragedy into which it was culminating.”
“Criminal justice prof: police officers need to develop skills in observing and interpreting behavior.”
“Others are a bit more sanguine in observing conservative chagrin when commercial-free public broadcasting occasionally produces biting, unhinged investigative programming on great American scandals such as - off the top of our collective dome - big oil, Wall Street meltdowns and shadowy corporate contributions to politicians.”
“It is there that I can spend entire minutes unguarded, joining him in observing the absurdity of our dizzying political discourse.”
“(Not that I approve of Starbucks 'trampling of Dwyer, but it would suggest that even if this coffee can design was a form of satire, I'm not "totally off base" in observing that it's a potential legal liability that Warner Brothers was foolish to invite on themselves.)”
“You are right in observing the macabre interest shown by the media in the “what if” speculations of those who are investigating this catastrophe, however, there is another important reason for the interets in this case.”
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GHibbs My adjectival use: 'Although you could say 'the observing person' you might mean the 'observant person', the one who notices.' Aug 23, 2011