Sentence examples for latter noted from inspiring English sources

As the latter noted in a 1967 New York Times article, "When a London publisher wanted to reprint [Two Serious Ladies] three years ago, even Mrs Bowles was unable to supply him with a copy".

Mr Renzi has his eye on the job and, since Mr Letta looks like the man to beat, he has every incentive for making criticisms like the one endorsed by Mr Monti.The latter noted that in Germany, ill-assorted coalition partners cleared the way for co-operation by signing up to a Koalitionsvertrag, "an actual contract, written down and very detailed".

In our documentary on Muniz and dCoelho, the latter noted "There's a whole new kind of [art] emerging now.

"This Is Now" and "Dream for You" utilize a mix of electric and acoustic guitars, with the latter noted as having a "bluesy" sound.

But, as the latter noted, thought always has the potential to coil up on itself, to give every impression of fighting for some kind of change while actually doing nothing of the sort.

Octopus's character design was applauded by both the designers and Coyle; the latter noted that his design allowed her to direct them freely in different manners, and the that the arms in particular were particularly well-done.

Before a ball had been kicked, West Germany were "the outstanding favourites" for the 1974 World Cup, according to both the bookmakers and David Lacey, the latter noting that while Australia, Haiti and Zaire were "obvious makeweights, there is remarkably little to choose between the other 12 countries".

The South Africa Act and resulting constitution were largely the work of John X . Merriman prime minister of the Cape Colony, and Jan Smuts, then colonial secretary of the Transvaal, the latter noting: "What we want is a supreme national authority to give expression to the national will of South Africa, and the rest is really subordinate".

Dunlevy and St. Asaph were critical of the final line, with the former labelling it as "blatant", and the latter noting that "cursing makes everything obvious".

On December 9, US Senators Claire McCaskill and Susan Collins led an investigation into the trend, with the latter noting that companies like Valeant, Retrophin, Rodelis, and Turing "look more like hedge funds than they do pharmaceutical companies".

Uncut and Allmusic's reviews were particularly glowing, with the latter noting how Era Vulgaris is "as different from Lullabies as that was to their dramatic widescreen breakthrough, Songs for the Deaf".