Sentence examples for The writer notes that from inspiring English sources

The writer notes that at first glance these stores look so real that it's hard to determine if they are knockoffs or are actually owned by Apple.

The writer notes that the same faculty who demand print books for their work are happy to read novels on their ebook readers while relaxing or traveling.

The writer notes that the air conditioner sounds like a special effect from a 1954 sci-fi movie called "Them!" View Article By Jelani Cobb By David Remnick By Seth Lind By Joan Acocella.

The writer notes that the editors of the "Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists' have set the hands on their 'atomic midnight' clock back a few minutes, presumably believing the world a safer place, because of recent changes in Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union.

The writer notes that Colgate wanted to omit $1 million from the sale of certain notes from an income statement because "inclusion might set the IRS on top of the reasons why the partnership was constructed in the first place, and thus the planned tax losses might be denied by the IRS".

The writer notes that the bin Laden compound was less than 2 miles from the Pakistan Military Academy, and a Pakistani army combat battalion headquarters was another mile or so away.

The writer noted that the perfumes were inspired by the Seine and did not contain animal products like pork that could be deemed un-Islamic.

The writer noted that the local innkeeper, the mayor, the Amtrak stationmaster, a biker, and only 2 black people were among the crowd--a representative Rhinebeck group.

The writer noted that he put a deposit down for a firearm in June, two days after the racially motivated shooting at a historically black church in Charleston, South Carolina.

When The New York Times Magazine interviewed Mr. Almodóvar 10 years ago, the writer noted that "seeming younger than his actual age is clearly something that he works at: he sometimes dresses like a teenager" and dyes his hair brown.

Echoing a theme that is frequently repeated on these sites, the writer noted that by carrying out its threat to Spain, Al Qaeda proved that its words were matched by actions: "Al Qaeda has sent a message to the crusading people: do not think that death and fear are only for the weak Muslims.... Aznar, the American tail, has lost.