Sentence examples for that I observation from inspiring English sources

The reversibility also implies that (i) observation of the high-temperature, low-coverage R(15 × 12) structure at low temperatures is only possible by rapid quenching and that (ii) the precise value of the measured transition temperature (≈1870 K in Fig. 4) depends on the cooling rate used to quench the sample from high temperatures to the measurement temperature of 1250 K.

The subscript − ij in y − ij denotes that for patient i observation j is removed.

But that, I said, was more an observation than a criticism.

Having said that, I cannot shake his disquieting observation that "One poor doe might be carrying a thousand mature black-legged ticks".

And, so, with that I'll offer an unsolicited observation that actually came from a young lady, the daughter of a good friend.

("The sands are flowing out of the hourglass," I said to my husband, Max, the other evening. "Is that a philosophical observation?" I asked. Conversation! It's in their best interest. We've got to let them go.

I realize I have no yen for any experience (even a triumph) that blocks observation, when I am the observed instead of the observer.

I wondered about that observation as I boarded a bus at the Gare de l'Est, in Paris, over the summer, just as demonstrators, including a sizable number of women in hijab, had begun clashing with police, two Metro stops to the north, during the first unauthorized manifestation in support of Palestinians in Gaza.

I wasn't sure if I liked that observation, or agreed with it.

So don't fill the comments with that observation; I'm owning that fact up front.

Joan: I appreciate that observation.