Sentence examples for that once observed from inspiring English sources

However, Table 3 shows that once observed variables are controlled, the gap in monthly wages between the migrants and non-migrants is very small and not statistically significant.

As Aaron David Miller, who long labored in the trenches of that process, once observed, the United States ends up as "Israel's lawyer" rather than an honest broker.

"Strip away the phony tinsel of Hollywood, and you'll find the real tinsel underneath," Oscar Levant, that Algonquin wit, once observed.

It, too, was a suggestion that, as Brancusi once observed, "What is real is not the external form but the essence of things".

But it was Avis's fierce faith in her son's ability which gave Hope the self-confidence that Fred Allen once observed he "reeked of," and which kept him, one way or another, on that pedestal.

MAN is that rare animal that makes bargains, Adam Smith once observed.

That distinguished parliamentary correspondent, Norman Shrapnel, once observed that too much silence is much more ominous than too much noise in a parliamentary democracy.

As Feynman once observed, that's like calculating the distance from Los Angeles to New York to within a hairbreadth.

Peter De Vries once observed that "comedy deals with that portion of our suffering that is exempt from tragedy".

By Jeffrey Frank Peter De Vries once observed that "comedy deals with that portion of our suffering that is exempt from tragedy".

He once observed that he had family that were like friends and friends that were like family.