Sentence examples for observing that it from inspiring English sources

Yet some 80 years previously the English critic James Fergusson had felt obliged to qualify, with a comparable distinction, his enthusiasm for the new architecture of the Crystal Palace, by observing that "it has not a sufficient amount of decoration about its parts to take it entirely out of the category of first-class engineering and to make it entirely an object of fine art".

He is dryly dismissive of a "neurasthenic" Proust, observing that "it has always been fashionable" to attribute his asthma to "psychological causes" and that "only someone who has never had asthma could think that the advantages outweigh the inconveniences".

Yale Daily News writer Catherine Halaby called it a "well-executed ballad", while observing that "it comes across as a hybrid of advice to her young female fans on how to deal with puberty, and an explanation of her girly but not childlike attitude".

The study effectively encapsulated the transformation India's corruption problem has undergone in recent years, observing that "it is not about petty bribes any more, but scams to the tune of billions of rupees...that highlight a political/industry nexus which, if not checked, could have a far reaching impact".

The historian David Bordwell picked it as one of the greatest 150 films in the 2001 symposium Film: The Critics' Choice, observing that "it survives in several variations and a complete version may never be reconstructed".

Horgan writes warmly of Brown's perceptive effort, observing that it "charts its course with a journalist's unerring eye for significant detail, as well as a historian's sensitivity to trends and a writer's gift for language".

The report observes that "it is too early to judge whether government policies … will have the desired effect".

Robert Canning of IGN gave this episode a 9.5 out of 10 rating, observing that "...it will be a long time before we see anything funnier from 30 Rock".

Victor Hugo observed that it is near impossible to resist an idea once its time has come.

She observed that it was a song she never grew tired of singing.

Warne then observed that it must be because humans came from aliens.