Sentence examples for has correctly observed from inspiring English sources

As Rich Lowry, the editor of National Review, has correctly observed, "She represents less a philosophical strain on the right than an affect and a demographic".

As Justice Brennan has correctly observed, however, this is not "some unforeseen byproduct of a statutory scheme". Harper & Row, 471 U. S., at 589 (dissenting opinion).

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

Further, risk factors in the medical history might not have been correctly observed by the midwives.

Some one has observed, and correctly observed, that a person with an artificial leg and foot walks much better than most persons with infantile paralysis.

Within this conceptual framework, it has been also correctly observed that the prediction error of methods based on BIA of body compartments is the sum of many errors, namely the impedance measurement error, the regression error, the intrinsic error of the reference method, the electric volume model error, and the biological variability among subjects [ 15].

He has correctly identified the problems.

As Vice President Dick Cheney correctly observed, "We had certain strategies and policies and institutions that were built to deal with the conflicts of the 20th century.

It is clear that there are sharp policy differences among people throughout America, but as the president correctly observed, Americans have a great deal in common as well.

However, referee John Beaton correctly observed that the Swede had his back to the ball and was only a yard away from Wilson, and waved aside the appeals.

While party aides correctly observed that Labor's record has been even more anti-European than Thatcher's, it did seem that some of the traditional Conservative support was worried by the prime minister's recalcitrance.