Sentence examples similar to as someone observing from inspiring English sources

But as someone observed — I can't remember who — all borders are hard, and the line across Ireland will be the only land border dividing Britain from the E.U.

"The Wagner cult invites that kind of extreme reaction, positive or negative; as someone observes in one of Channel 4's documentaries, 'Wagner is like Marmite, you either love it or you hate it.'" What turned the comparison into a linguistic phenomenon was a marketing campaign by Marmite that began in March 2006.

In the run-up to an election there is, as someone observed recently, not just a massive budget deficit but a ballooning candour deficit.

It did not work because, as someone observed it then, it was as if the government were allowing some cars under certain conditions to follow the right-hand traffic rule, when all other cars were following the left-hand traffic rule.

The documents indicate, however, that the F.B.I. obtained information from police departments and other law-enforcement agencies that appear to have been gathered by someone observing the protesters as they planned activities.

So that, as Lyndon Johnson's car made its slow way down the canyon, what lay ahead of him in that motorcade could, in a way, have been seen by someone observing his life as a foretaste of what might lie ahead if he remained Vice-President: five years of trailing behind another man, humiliated, almost ignored, and powerless.

It was as if, someone observed, a suit were being brought against the father of Joan of Arc.

When drama starts to break out, as it threatened to when someone observed that Product Hunt was dominated by the voices of white males and accused the community of being "zero-sum," Ryan handles it with empathy and caution, instead of reactionary defensiveness.

"A stupid act," someone observes.

"It has germs on it," someone observed.

"A backdrop for murder," someone observes.