Sentence examples for accurately noting from inspiring English sources

*As an aside, there's something disconcerting about (accurately) noting that "Captain Marvel" is bad and (accurately) noting it's a monster hit.

He even indirectly took credit for the Arab League conclave, accurately noting that it had been called in response to the street protests he has helped organize.

Democrats have been far more vocal about what happened in North Carolina than Republicans, often — accurately — noting that Republicans themselves suddenly went quiet on the issue.

Instead, doctors rely on self-reports from patients, which can be maddeningly vague, a result of the difficulty that we have with accurately noting how many hours we truly spent sleeping on any given night.

The story explains how a bill becomes a law — a process that requires both Senate and House "mice" to back a measure, " 'And if enough do, if enough do, this president signs it if he likes to,' " read Mr. Weiner, before accurately noting that the "Senate mice" had yet to pass the spending bill approved by the House.

Magally A. Miranda Alcazar and Kate D. Griffiths pushed back on Doyle's accusations of privilege in the Nation, accurately noting, "Striking is not a privilege.

("What church is this, Santo Stefano Rotondo or San Giovanni in Laterano?") With a GPS (global positioning system), a camera can accurately note where a photo was snapped and help a shutterbug recall more accurate memories.

As Mr. Cheney accurately noted, Saddam Hussein has twice attacked his neighbors.

As Al Groh so accurately noted, a broken leg is a broken leg.

But as Commissioner Kathryn Garcia accurately noted, like recycling, organics processing is not free.

The Court of Appeals accurately noted that such an interpretation of NEPA would be a "reductio ad absurdum...