Sentence examples for gladly noted from inspiring English sources

Coughlin is always reluctant to compare the present with the past, but he has gladly noted the togetherness of this year's team, as if it differs from others.

We have gladly noted that the reviewers have lauded our experimental approach and agreed with the interpretation of the data [point 9].

"He doesn't suffer fools gladly," notes Dr Detmer.

You'll gladly note a guest turn by Jon Hendricks, the wiry and venerable jazz singer, on two tracks.

She gladly accepted, noting that the theater hours were dead for fares anyway.

For instance, Isaac Newton noted gladly that his theory of gravitation gave a scientific proof of God's existence.

The party seems not to have torn itself apart over Brexit, Momentum activists are a bit miffed that the unions stopped them reselecting MPs they don't like all over the shop, and the anti-Semitism scandal didn't blow up (one fringe event panellist noted gladly that it hadn't dented Labour in the polls anyway, as if to say, "So that's alright then").

Also, the team noted that they will gladly adjust this should Zynga ask them to.

Another network "would gladly take the show off Fox's hands," Adgate noted wryly.

One question asked, one something confided, one breakthrough sentence, one email sent at midnight, one handwritten thank-you note for a recommendation gladly offered, one warm plate of a Creole specialty.

8, 2004) (testimony of Dr. John Matthew); see also App. 102 103 (testimony of physician's assistant Jessica Fisch) (noting that her "sense of grief" was so "great" that she "would have gladly cut off [her own] arm" and given it to respondent).