Sentence examples for containing some notes from inspiring English sources

The first linguistic publication to mention Nafaanra is Delafosse (1904), containing some notes on the Nafana people and a fairly extensive comparative Senufo word list, though it lacked any proper tonal marking.

The message can contain some release notes extracted from the release.

Previous managers might have thrown a strop and blamed somebody else when a sheet of paper, which appeared to contain some tactical notes, found its way into the hands of the press before the Panama game.

Additional File 2 also contains some brief notes on the naming conventions of TFs, and how the classifiers were constructed, as well as files listing the known targets used in classifier training (see Methods).

The report contains some good news, noting that the share of African Americans and Latinos in the overall pool of college students has grown over the past 3 decades to 26% of all undergraduates, including those seeking a 2-year degree.

The portions of the draft taken from "Wild's notes" contain some spectacular prose: "I saw you again, Aurora Lee….

Bell acknowledged that the McLaren report "appears to contain some serious allegations" though noted that they are being contested.

Obama's speech also contained some policy planks (he noted, correctly if also obviously, black workers would benefit if his jobs bill works as intended), but these aspects are neither new nor easy to highlight in a fifteen second video clip.

Twain's sparse notes do contain some fairy-tale-style moralizing Johnny is warned that the magic seeds he's given will only flower if he can "tend to them constantly, and keep a pure heart" and "avoid complainings," for instance.

The collection also contains some of Keen's research notes and his correspondence with the FBI.

The study contains some limitations that should be noted.