Sentence examples for correctly observing from inspiring English sources

"Just like a library," the Hull fans chanted midway through the first half, correctly observing Anfield's famous atmosphere had all but evaporated.

It's not nearly as big a problem as the nation's stagnant human capital, its stagnant social mobility and the disorganized social fabric for the bottom 50 percent.Paul Krugman responds by completely ignoring Mr Brooks' point and instead correctly observing that, the top 1% aside, there has been almost no increase in income inequality.

As the anti-lawnists correctly observe, the American lawn now represents a serious civic problem.

You correctly observe that strong international coalitions are desirable on a number of issues.

The majority correctly observed that the tide of public opinion had turned.

(Which probably says "sup". Youth, as George Bernard Shaw correctly observed, is wasted on the young).

As Douglas McGray correctly observed, F.S.C.'s provide transparency, coupled with a high degree of access and personal service.

Maureen Dowd ("Wolfie's Fuzzy Math," column, May 2) correctly observes that the Bush administration does not "see any dead people".

As detractors had correctly observed, the colour red was chosen "intentionally for it not to blend with its surroundings".

As you correctly observe, without serious negotiations and a political solution, China will be pursuing only a mirage of stability.

"Andy Cole was on the books at Arsenal, but had left before the formation of the Premiership," correctly observes Mike Slattery.