Sentence examples for Earlier notes from inspiring English sources

Earlier notes and photos, below.

The ugly: In our earlier notes, we warned of the danger of "conditionality creep" in Spain.

Further, the bibliographical information is incorporated into the notes, forcing the interested reader to hunt back through earlier notes to find the first reference.

Transport to Summer (1947) incorporated two long sequences that had appeared earlier: "Notes Towards a Supreme Fiction" and "Esthétique du Mal" ("Aesthetic of Evil"), in which he argues that beauty is inextricably linked with evil.

Below I give a rough syllabus for the lectures, and I also give some notes on "algorithmic generalization" which was in my opinion the highlight of the lectures (you can also check my earlier notes on SLT here and here).

He has expanded earlier notes that he made on Jersey's rugged coastal paths, and drawn on established walks, as well as seeking out new trails on four other Channel Islands – Guernsey, Alderney, Sark and Herm – some of which he visited for the first time in order to complete the project.

A rewritten version of an earlier note.

As I pointed out in an earlier note, these too are likely to be ineffective.

Other observers had earlier noted similar markings, but Schiaparelli's writings first drew wide attention to the subject.

Also, as earlier noted, a shareholder vote to elect a slate does not truly approve a compensation policy.

You add the dependent clause about something (subject never specified) being "amazing" (see my earlier note about more interesting adjectives) too early in the sentence.