Sentence examples for beautiful observation from inspiring English sources

"But there's a great line I say in a speech about my mother, 'It's the memories that erode things.' Such a beautiful observation.

On the strength of having recently read Annie Proulx's The Shipping News – a big, sweepingly beautiful observation of a man subtly unfolding himself in a wild Newfoundland winter (might also be a useful read for cooling yourself down on a hot day), Barkskins (4th Estate), according to the blurb at the back, is about the taking down of the world's forests.

But the best came from Maggie Gyllenhaal, who made a beautiful observation about the evolution of women in television: "What I see actually, are women who are sometimes powerful and sometimes not, sometimes sexy and sometimes not, sometimes honourable and sometimes not.

"It's a beautiful observation," Peter Holdsworth, a theorist at the École Normale Supérieure de Lyon in France, says of the work.

"This is a beautiful observation," says astronomer Peredur Williams of the University of Edinburgh, United Kingdom, who has studied WR140 for nearly 30 years.

Beautiful observation and you are right.

Nicotine contains some beautiful observations about grief.

Then there's first love, friendship, and a wealth of other beautiful observations.

To his credit, he pulls some beautiful observations from Springsteen and a neat anecdote related by Lennon about how, when the Beatles first met Elvis, they sang some of his songs to break the ice -- though, Lennon assured Hilburn, "he knew damn well who we were".

"They did a set of really beautiful observations.

"These are novel and beautiful observations," says Erich Ippen, an electrical engineer at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Cambridge.