Sentence examples for famously noted from inspiring English sources

Noted press critic A.J. Liebling once famously noted, "Freedom of the press is for people who own one".

And, as he famously noted in his journal: "Color and I are one.

"Sunlight," the late Supreme Court Justice Louis Brandeis famously noted, is "the best of disinfectants".

He famously noted once that "power wears out... those who don't have it".

As the then treasurer Paul Keating famously noted: "The shoe is designed to pinch".

Orwell in his notes for an article about Evelyn Waugh famously noted, "Conclude.

As Freud famously noted, sometimes a cigar is just a cigar.

As a Chinese proverb famously notes, even a journey of a thousand miles begins beneath one's feet.

That same bitterness probably compelled Obama, as president, to speak out after Prof. Henry Louis Gates of Harvard was arrested, and to famously note last year, "If I had a son, he'd look like Trayvon".

On the one hand, as J.L. Austin famously notes of a golfer who sinks a difficult putt, there is one sense in which 'it follows merely from the premise that he does it, that he has the ability to do it, according to ordinary English' (Austin 1956, 218).

It famously notes Columba's need for a translator when conversing with an individual on Skye.