Sentence examples for as the stylebook notes from inspiring English sources

As the stylebook notes, it is "National Review," without "the".

Answer As the stylebook notes, "Sahara" means "desert," so "Sahara desert" is redundant.

As the stylebook notes, an adage is an old saying; "old adage" is redundant.

As the stylebook notes, we shouldn't italicize foreign words in news copy as we did here.

As the stylebook notes, it's "a cappella" (this was caught in time for print).

As the stylebook notes, in precise usage, "aggravate" means to make worse, not anger or irritate.

(As the Times stylebook notes, a "foreword" is the word before Chapter 1).

As The Times's stylebook notes, we should avoid this jargony use of "access" as a verb.

The stylebook also notes that The Times uppercases trademarks "as a caution to readers who might inadvertently adopt a name owned by someone else".

As the stylebook says: savings.

As the stylebook advises, avoid "author" as a verb.