Sentence examples for So notes from inspiring English sources

So notes our heroine, a 52-year-old poet named Linda Fallon, who runs into him at a literary festival.

So notes Dennis Henigan, a lawyer with the Brady Center to Prevent Gun Violence, in his forthcoming book, "Lethal Logic," about the harmful fallacies that have come to define the gun control debate.

So, notes Greenawalt, while authorities may quietly let minor breaches pass, failure to respond to violations performed, in some respect, in the presence of authority, may undercut claims that the rules and the persons who administered them deserve respect (Greenawalt, 1987, 351 2).

Nonfiction books almost never get such scrutiny, however, so notes are a crucial mark of intellectual good faith.

Few have the interest or expertise to do so, notes Harold Trinkunas, a security specialist at the Brookings Institution, a think-tank in Washington, DC.

Some airports, such as Dublin and Milan Malpensa, have started helping passengers make connections between airlines which do not have formal arrangements for doing so, notes Olivier Jankovec, director-general of ACI Europe, an association of airports.

A noted philanthropist (so noted I have forgotten his name) said, "I would rather reduce pain than spread joy".

So noted!

So, note to the current Knicks: keep winning.

So noted an English philosopher, Thomas Hobbes, 300 years ago.

So noted the ebullient art historian Elizabeth Thompson Colleary, standing in….