Sentence examples for correctly noting that from inspiring English sources

While correctly noting that TV-style, in-your-face interventions and confrontational addiction treatment are not helpful, it doesn't reckon with the fact that they are common.

He has also referred to it as "the party of no," correctly noting that Republicans right now are defined negatively, by all they're against.

Beyond the theater, there was Mr. del Valle's banally citing the need to ferret out "waste, fraud and inefficiencies" but also correctly noting that his opponents' heavy reliance on more police to fight crime may be an illusion.

For example, while fever was once viewed as pathological, current recommendations advocate against treating fever in children (Sullivan and Farrar 2011), correctly noting that "fever…is not the primary illness but is a physiologic mechanism that has beneficial effects in fighting infection".

Arkansas Gov. Mike Beebe vetoed the measure, correctly noting that it was "blatantly unconstitutional".

He challenges Wolf's assertion that she has discovered revelatory neuroscience that has escaped attention in the public press, correctly noting that neuroscience is one of the most heavily covered areas of science, closely watched by reporters and bloggers and "beloved of university public relations officers".

He correctly noted that science is a key to U.S. economic growth.

LAZIO -- Well, I think first of all, you correctly note that I've supported McCain-Feingold.

This summer, Trump correctly noted that the supreme court decision was responsible.

You correctly note that Linda Ronstadt and her audience both had the right to express their opinions.

Mayer correctly notes that Marri and other people similarly detained are "suspects".