Sentence examples for observes it was from inspiring English sources
The Camdessus report was criticised by many lobbyists for promoting privatisation and big dams, and even dismissed as a bankers' panel though as Jim Winpenny, its secretary, tartly observes, it was meant to be that, because its subject was financing.Other experts put the cost of achieving the Johannesburg targets somewhat lower.
Hein observes: "It was not sunshine and lollipops.
Back when Cooper was writing, she observes, "it was easier to scrounge up dead people's organs".
About one of Mr. Carter's televised fireside chats, he observes: "It was hard to imagine George Washington striding across the battlefield in a cardigan".
"Ironically," Stier observes, "it was now time for Ethan to begin studying for the SAT in earnest, and we were barely speaking".
Mr. Glass observes: "It was not the moment for the supreme Allied commander, Gen. Dwight Eisenhower, to be seen to condone desertion".
Here, she observes, it's "just dead Africans".
As Coyle observes, it's not who you are, it's what you do.
"Television has no history," Brown observes, "it's all in present tense.
In chapter 14, Pip observes: It is a most miserable thing to feel ashamed of home.
The other observes, "It's so wet," plainly meaning, in context, the lake.
