Sentence examples for might have observed from inspiring English sources

Marcus is willing, as Charles Dickens might have observed.

An archetype, as Mark Twain might have observed, is nothing but a stereotype with a college education.

Yes, it appears that since the days of my youth, when I last might have observed such a competition, the organization has laundered its image.

Had he been around today, he might have observed that taxes also have become a great uncertainty in life.

I have been thinking, as so many of us have, about the future of the book, and one conclusion now seems to me inevitable: as a Palaeolithic cave dweller might have observed, the writing is on the wall.

The bird called from the topmost twig of the tallest tree, rocking back and forth with all the grace of a mattress balanced on a bottle of wine, as Bob Dylan might have observed.

If the author of Jane Eyre had been a tabloid reader, she might also have observed that asterisks actually draw attention to swearwords, as well as offering readers the challenge of working out the difference between, say, ****s and ******s.

Login sharing could be reducing the differences between ages and groups that we might otherwise have observed in RPV users.

It is likely that immune selection for maximal diversity has overwhelmed any geographic partitioning we might otherwise have observed by using neutral markers.

Since no other study explored variations in TcPCO2 or PCO2 during very preterm infants' intubation we might just have observed a phenomenon that was so far ignored.

Why do I say “might have observed?” Because most damning of all, trained independent experts could see no differences between the tissue preparations from the control and experimental groups.