Sentence examples for observed is so from inspiring English sources

"Home, as Philip Larkin memorably observed, is so sad.

Asian beggars, she observed, are "so repulsive that instead of appealing to one's sympathy they only succeed in arousing one's disgust".

A kind of impassioned clarity governed the life and work of the great George Orwell, whose writings, as a critic once observed, are so fluidly presented, so unobtrusive, so transparent that you almost feel you could have tossed them off yourself.

Sir Robin Bosher, chairman of the group that drew up the report, said that one in ten children he observed was "so unsociable that they hurt others, adults and other young children".

"The endpoints observed are so general that we could probably find the same kind of toxicity with lemon juice or grapefruit extract," he says.

Studies indicate that chemiluminescence is a universal phenomenon, although the light intensities observed are usually so small that sensitive detectors are necessary.

The decreases observed were not so severe as to suggest congenital immunodeficiency.

Among the ventilation parameters, only PEEP correlated significantly with IAP, albeit the fact that the PEEP levels observed were not so high in this study.

Ashoka Finley observed, "California is so different now — it's become like a developing country.

In fact, he observed, breath is so rich in chemical compounds that fully understanding it has proved challenging.

The distant dwarf galaxiesthat the Hubble telescope observed are forming stars so quickly that they can double the number of stars they hold in just 150 million years.