Sentence examples for interested to note that from inspiring English sources

I was interested to note that John currently gets around in "an old Jaguar XJ6".

(British readers may be interested to note that Warren was America's first poet laureate, a post established in 1985 and copied from Britain, though with the republican difference that the job is to celebrate poetry rather than royalty).

"The security queues were short and we were very interested to note that it took longer to get a hamburger from McDonalds than to get into the Olympic park.

Ms. Curtin was interested to note that someone had spelled her name "Curtain" on the cue cards... Chevy Chase appeared, and suddenly the whole studio seemed touched with excitement.

Writer, seeing the essay and a translation, was interested to note that not only was the calligraphy beautifully executed for a ten-year-old but the subject had nothing to do with politics.

I was interested to note that the scenes of cutting and child rape were intercut with another genre of writing that I normally don't care for: "Sex and the City -style lifestyle porn.

It's also interesting to note that despite Fox being… well, Fox, Chad Pergram is still clearly someone whom Democrats in the House are interested in hearing from.

It is now commonplace to note that economics' canonical model of humans as rational, self-interested utility-maximizers (Homo economicus) is both descriptively misleading, and often insufficiently predictive.

(It's important to note that the show barely touches on Islamic Asia, specifically on Sufism, in which Mr. Smith was interested).

It is important to note that the output layer predictions are only necessary to train the network and we are not interested in them otherwise.

Note that VCs are only interested in businesses which are going to be huge – they don't care about something small which will make 2-3 million a year.