The man in the yellow jacket doesn't have to necessarily be riding away from people-he could be riding towards them. The people don't have to necessarily be watching him - another man could have taken a glance and the woman walking down the street didn't have to see him. Again, the man in the yellow jacket may not have been riding away from them.


Consider the statement "A man in yellow jacket and helmet is riding a bike, another man is looking at him, and a woman is walking on the street.". Based on this "The man in the yellow jacket was riding away while people were watching him ride away" a true statement? Yes, no, or I don't know?