Sentence examples for critical noting from inspiring English sources

John Endecott was particularly critical, noting that Winthrop had given the French a chance to see the colonial defenses.

A review from The New Zealand Herald was more critical, noting that the album started as an EP and "just got longer but not necessarily better".

The permanent tax also ensures Metro will have enough money to operate the expanded system and maintain it as it ages, which transit experts say is absolutely critical, noting that most of the nation's public transit agencies haven't set aside enough money to keep their networks in good repair.

Writing for The Columbian, Angela Allen commented that the first issue of the magazine "shows attitude and literary writing, tosses off lots of names, does a terrific fall culture calendar and digs into a couple of issues, including the Trail Blazers", but was also critical, noting: "Its design is crowded and the type is too small to read for most of us without wearing a pair of 'reader' specs".

Padian [33] was more critical, noting that "there's insufficient evidence of the attachment of these feathers to the hind limbs.There seems to be a gap between the vaned area of feathers that are near the hind limbs and the bones of the hind limbs themselves", a comment echoed by Padian and Dial [18].

The United Nations sounded a similar, critical note.

Wolfe went out on a critical note.

But I do not want to end on a critical note.

Her critical notes, delivered with the energetic conviction of her age, are a delight.

On "Late Show," Mr. Rather struck a critical note about the government's intelligence efforts.

In 1852 all the tales were published with critical notes and a scholarly introduction by Moe.