"I just noted" is a correctly used phrase in written English.
You can use it when you wish to write that you have recently noticed or noticed something for the first time. For example, "I just noted that the birds flying overhead were a pair of bald eagles."
Of course, I didn't call it feminism; I just noted that only men were priests, and (at the time) only boys were altar servers and only men could give the readings during Mass.
There is always something between us and our experiences, whether a text message or a Wii sports game, and, as I just noted, a great deal is lost in the translation.
As I just noted, last week a Beltway reporter thought that quoting one of Rush Limbaugh's endless array of Obama insults ("Barack Kardashian") was an appropriate way to ask a question at a White House press briefing.
The localized nature of these changes provokes questions specifically about transcription bubble formation, initiation and clearance, as I just noted.
"I just note where the little fires are I'll have to put out when I get home," she said.
Here's their full story: EU sets out framework for banking union Peter Spiegel (@SpiegelPeter) Can I just note #Brussels press will get no sleep next wk: Tues night #eurogroup; Wed night #ECOFIN; Thurs night #EU summit.
"I just note that even if the simulator information does show that it is possible or very likely that the captain planned this shocking event, it does not tell us the location of the aircraft," Turnbull told reporters.
It was only when I looked back I thought, I've got all these little things that I've just noted and put to one side".
Less explicably, I've just noted that Achille Emana is on the bench.
Clearly agitated, Mr. Romney said in response, "I'd just note that I don't believe that bureaucrats in Washington should tell someone whether they can use contraceptives or not, and I don't believe employers should tell someone whether they could have contraceptive care or not.
I will just note that I was once Detroit bureau chief of The New York Times, and did a stint there as the national labor writer, so I know a bit about labor relations.
