Sentence examples for had he noted from inspiring English sources

Had he noted it, Walton would have surely pronounced it "horrible".

She had, he noted, not relinquished her bags to the rustic but was clutching them close to her side.

She had, he noted, "the litigator's attitude," accepting nothing at face value, criticizing everything and leaving it to her opponents to prove their point.

"[But] there's an elephant in the room because, this particular incident, a conversation has not been had". He noted that the film they were gathering to discuss, "Wag The Dog," dealt with sexual misconduct by a powerful man.

He would also have been on firmer historical ground had he noted that my source for this observation was President Kennedy himself, who lamented during the crisis, "Last month I should have said that we don't care".

If it had, he noted, Mr. Bar-Jonah could not have left the state and gone to Montana so easily; Montana would have had to agree to accept him.

"The problem is there was a failure to imagine the kind of catastrophic meltdown that we have had," he notes.

"That's the sense of humility that I think Quentin has," he noted.

"It's very amusing how much longevity that design has," he noted.

"They have" he notes "stopped posing, being nearer the attainment of poise" (NN 48).

Ethical naturalists have, he notes, and Brandt clearly bears him out, been thought committed to denying this.