Sentence examples for sage observation from inspiring English sources

He didn't doubt for a minute, making the simple sage observation that Belichick and Brady lose because in big games they look miserably unhappy, which indeed they do.

A spokesman for the AA said: "[If you were to say there was something wrong with the test] that would probably be a sage observation.

Moreover, bear in mind the sage observation of that great English philosopher, George Harrison (who also made a living as one of the Beatles):It's being here now that's important.

When the Berlin Wall unexpectedly fell 20 years ago, a German friend of mine made a sage observation: The Communists opened the wall for the same reason they had raised it 28 years earlier — to keep East Germans from fleeing west.

But you once made a very sage observation.

The sage observation above, for instance, wasn't offered by a newspaper reporter after the failures of the AP1000 in 2017.

The speaker was Demetri Martin, the current "it" comedian downtown and a man more prone to making oddly sage observations ("Sunburns tell a story, like, hey, that guy likes V-necks") toattackingacking politicians.

Yacht Club last weekend as a cold, gray blanket of mist settled over Long Island Sound, Ed Padin addressed the 36 sailors assembled for the club's annual Spring Invitational for radio-controlled model yachts, and offered the first of many sage observations on his nautical obsession.

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Edison's bombast strains Pandora's marriage and disturbs the balance of her life, especially after she hatches a dramatic plan to slim him down in order to save him.With "Big Brother", Ms Shriver offers some sage observations on the pleasures of eating, the link between fat and shame and the struggle to lose weight a "distinctly bourgeois form of suffering".

True to form, live-tweeters of the match lit up their timelines with tweet questions such as "please tell me everyone just saw that little fat kid lift his shirt up after that goal," followed quickly by sage observations: "that fat kid will be on letterman and leno at some point this week".