Sentence examples for does to note from inspiring English sources

It does to note glancingly that a lot of his characters are victims of something that looks like an author.

Most of Romney's policy proposals are—as Obama did manage to note during the debate deliberately vague.

I did just manage to note that Legman had a world-class collection of jest books".

Before young workers grow too depressed about Social Security, they'd do well to note that it doesn't only help older folks.

Does forgetting to note childhood acne give insurers license to rescind a policy?

He also explores what it might be doing to health, noting studies involving night-shift workers and cancer.

But he did scruple to note that not all historians accepted this account of inebriate vandalism.

Thom Yorke might do well to note the appreciative roar at the end of each one.

Corbyn would do well to note that May is not the only one who shares traits with Henry VIII.

I do want to note the importance of "intergenerational" friends as a critical component in the mix.

But anyone nearing retirement would do well to note the drawbacks, as well as the advantages.