Sentence examples for moved to note from inspiring English sources

But even Smith was moved to note the "volatility" of the numbers.

Stevenson was moved to note that: Completion of the construction work did not result in an end to the hazards.

On visiting Sevastopol, Austria's Joseph II, who was traveling with them, was moved to note that "The Empress is totally ecstatic... Prince Potemkin is at the moment all-powerful".

That this central fact was buried in the sensational coverage of Katrina is passed over lightly by Campanella, who quickly moves to note that among the first "verbal rituals" to emerge in New Orleans after Katrina was "the onomatological scold".

"Anyone who has seen the hardships of these orphans and the resolve and determination of struggling Zimbabweans to assist them must be moved to help," notes Dr. Kavishe.

We'll keep the CG Twitter account for the time being and probably move to TCGadget (note the missing s) as well.

BBC News editor Steve Herrmann was moved to send a "note of reassurance" to Ceefax fans that the BBC's digital text service "provides national, local and international news, plus sport, weather and much else besides".

"This is an extraordinary gift to our museum and our city," Mr Campbell, who lived in Cambridge before moving to America, noted.

The spirit of vigilance moves us to note but a few.

Now that I've stated the obvious about the base-engine's mild performance, I'll move on to note that the manual transmission-equipped car I tested was fun to drive.

These are moved to a separate notes section.