Sentence examples for be of note from inspiring English sources
This shouldn't be of note in an ideal world, but it is, because this isn't.
The career trajectory of one Carol Fox should be of note.
"I can even do an Eskimo roll," he bragged, referring to the self-rescue technique of righting a capsized boat without ever leaving it, which would certainly be of note.
That second sentence might be of note to people looking to use the password — GCHQ itself has been found to have been attacking security services used by British citizens, in an attempt to make it more easy to conduct its surveillance and spying operations.
A solo dance or a dance of two people such as the Pharati or Khad-dumbi is commonly performed during the Nuwala ceremony and other important occasions, such as marriages etc. and the Dangri and Sikri are said to be of note.
It should be of note that no experimental proof is provided that mitochondrial mutations found in the paper are responsible for the altered growth rates, ROS production, or HIF1 accumulation, and therefore additional studies regarding this point are warranted.
None, however, was of note.
Two points are of note here.
Three things are of note.
The latter is of note given Michael Bloomberg's passionate tobacco control stance while mayor of New York.
Neither of the films he made in 1953 were of note.
