Sentence examples for observing that to from inspiring English sources
Who else would dream of observing that, to drink gin, "you have to be 45, female and sitting on the stairs"?
("The art of losing isn't hard to master... ..) And Oscar Wilde's imperious Lady Bracknell offered her own censorious perspective on the idea of loss by observing that to lose both one's parents "seems like carelessness".
And McCullough is correct to observe that parties tend to end up with majority governments without winning a majority of the popular vote.
"Several people have observed that to me.
When I was a gay lieutenant in the Navy during the Vietnam War, I never observed that to be so.
In it, he observed that to "attempt to pin [bohemia] down to a formula and you destroy its existence, which depends upon freedom from all conventional restraints".
From this exercise, we observe that to implement NFSA, the production structure of agricultural sector has to be revised thoroughly.
The late philosopher Bernard Williams rightly observed that "to say peace when there is no peace is to say nothing".
He observed that to make allocators really useful, a change to the core language with regards to references was necessary.
Wells observes that Canadian access to the Chinese market also entails China's further access to the Canadian market.
We observe that is equal to, and so we have.
