Sentence examples for observed long ago from inspiring English sources

"Money is coined liberty," Dostoyevski rightly observed long ago.

Shape is intimately related to the notion of proportion, as ancient Egyptian artisans observed long ago.

Privacy, as so many digital pioneers, such as Facebook's founder Mark Zuckerberg observed long ago, is dead.

But, as Immanuel Kant observed long ago, it is not certain that space and time exist independently of human consciousness.

(As Virgil Thomson observed long ago, we dance to syncopated music because our bodies like to fill in the missing beats).

Much of what White observed long ago could be written now, including his ominous warning that the city is destructible, that "a single flight of planes no bigger than a wedge of geese can quickly end this island fantasy" and, among other things, "burn the towers".

It was observed long time ago that the sperm-induced cortical structure protrudes and forms a cone during fertilization, called fertilization cone [28], [34], [35], [38].

The writer Kurt Andersen observed not long ago that we Americans are in an apocalyptic frame of mind.

"His style may be fire-engine red," Prof. Steven Schier of Carleton College observed not long ago, "but his politics are beige".

The faith he observed had long ago retreated into a "male pathology" which resulted from a lack of familiarity with women's lives.

But, as Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg observed not long ago, abortion rights "center on a woman's autonomy to determine her life's course, and thus to enjoy equal citizenship stature".