Sentence examples for a smart note from inspiring English sources

A SMART note from Societe Generale points out what ought to have been obvious, that privatisations are unlikely to cure European state solvency.

"It ended on a really smart note and Erika wouldn't allow it," a source told the Hollywood Reporter.

Smart note still to show as much chubby thigh as possible.

We're not sure why Americans think British people are so smart (note how all huge-brained aliens on Star Trek have British accents).

A smart poster noted last week that Polly is considerably more dishevelled this season, and the sense that her eye is very much off the ball only grew stronger when she openly compared Michael to her dead husband, a man she knows is a wrong 'un, without making that further connection.

When the university — not the athletic department, Smart noted — placed an advertisement this week in The Washington Post noting that V.C.U. was "back to bust your bracket," Smart found himself in the unusual position of explaining that his midmajor Rams were not majorly arrogant.

As Smart notes in her memoir, "Mary Katherine was a child who had just had the most traumatic experience of her life".

Crucially, Smart notes that though you might dispraise a young philosopher for his poor writing in a letter of recommendation, you are not thereby blaming him for it.

To that end, the initial offering called VoiceAI will include real-time transcription along with smart notes, which automatically pick out the salient points in a meeting or call.

Smart noted in his early articles that it may be unnecessary to believe in such objects as pains, itches, and tickles, since one can just as well speak about "experiences of" these things, agreeing that there are such experiences but denying that there are any additional objects that these experiences are experiences of.

Avoid creatures called Smart notes or Direct notes.