Sentence examples for meaningful notes from inspiring English sources

You don't have to be a writer or an artist to send meaningful notes.

Bizarre but meaningful notes he sent immediately after his collapse brought his friend Franz Overbeck, a Christian theologian, to Italy to return Nietzsche to Basel.

Having a personal connection to the show makes their work as a designer even more meaningful, notes Berry, along with the challenge of how design advances the show's reconstruction of Alison's stories.

Most people will bring a pen and paper (or their tablet or laptop) to a meeting, but very few use these tools to take meaningful notes.

Modest early benefits led users change their behaviour in substantial ways, many of whom, including doctors and nurses mentioned the greater degree to which they paid attention to creating more accurate and meaningful notes on RiO, because they were constantly seen and judged by their colleagues.

It will help you maximize your learning by using effective study techniques, developing meaningful notes, and making the most efficient use of your study time.

But at a time when the country is in the midst of an economic crisis and the record industry is arguably worse off, few of the celebrities who paraded across the stage to present, receive, or aspire to awards seemed to hit a meaningful note.

It is nevertheless meaningful to note that the GO hierarchy is based on DAGs (Directed Acyclic graph, a graph where a child annotation can be linked to several parent annotations, and vice versa).

These were chosen as a trade-off between the number of ranges (at least three) and ensuring there was enough data contained within each range to generate a meaningful network (note that there is insufficient data between 2000 and 2003, and incomplete data for 2013).

Large brands tend to need much higher reach to see a meaningful impact, Sasson notes.

"Travis Kalanick created and reinforced a poor culture [but] the board failed to supervise him in any meaningful way," he notes.