Sentence examples for with observing that from inspiring English sources

NIELS BOHR, among others, is credited with observing that predictions are hard to make especially about the future.

Xenophanes of Colophon (flourished c. 560 bce) was credited by later writers with observing that seashells occur "in the midst of earth and in mountains".

To begin with, observe that.

It — the sentence — concludes with Christina observing that, in later apartments, "it still wasn't simple either, but at least we could take shits at our own convenience, and that was nothing to forget about or diminish".

Stanley is less convinced with Bond, observing that his "essential swinishness is being replaced by some kind of dilute humanism".

In a New Year's message the Taliban, while condemning the US surge, even seemed to empathize with Obama, observing that the American president faces "a great many problems and opposition" at home.

The song ends with the characters observing that Quiznos offers customers "a pepper bar".

The interview ended with Ms. Sawyer observing that Ms. Coulter would be slugging it out on the best-seller lists with Senator Hilary Rodham Clinton.

(1) Observing that with rank and rank, it turns out that rank.

Similarly, to begin with, we observe that (4.8).

A friend I grew up with observed recently that the pool snack bar we both frequented as children "was like a speakeasy for kids".