Sentence examples for famously noticed from inspiring English sources

Economists have regularly failed to predict recessions and were completely caught out by the recent financial crisis, as the Queen famously noticed.

On the other hand, as Robert Cialdini famously noticed, price an item highly enough and that price creates its own value.

Looking at a photograph by William Klein of some kids in New York Roland Barthes famously noticed – was "pricked by" – "one boy's bad teeth".

This is an old phenomenon, famously noticed by Adam Smith, who complained in the late 18th century that many professors at Oxford had given up even the pretence of teaching.

Next morning, when everyone was invited to pool their researches, he famously announced that "what I've noticed is how all badgers bear a distinct resemblance to Michael Bryant".

Unicorns are famously wary of strangers, but this one hasn't noticed us yet, its horned head facing the other direction.

Young, whose tone was the most tender of anyone's, famously liked his clothing soft and loose, and the cameraman on the date noticed Young's rubber-soled canvas shoes patting the floor to the beat.

The sea birds declined to fly into the nets, but after a time he noticed that mussels had attached themselves to the stakes and were growing famously there; he shifted from game to seafood.

Most famously, all the original Rolling Stones ABKCO releases were mastered at the wrong tempo, an error first noticed by Keith Richards when the albums came out on CD.

And as for the charge that unions are bad for business, has anyone noticed that Southwest, one of the few airlines still making money, without layoffs, is also the airline with such famously good management-labor relations?

But Ms. Power is no John R. Bolton, George W. Bush's United Nations envoy, who once famously remarked that nobody would notice if someone lopped the top 10 floors off the United Nations Secretariat building.