Sentence examples for note how popular from inspiring English sources

But I want to note how popular the plan is.

And note how popular interactive tools like quizzes and polls are.

The paper first notes how popular beards have become, with many actors using them to "telegraph maturity".

Obama was most eloquent in noting how popular nonviolent struggles were the driving agent of change in the region, and how this had in many ways made al-Qaeda decreasingly relevant even before the killing of Osama bin Laden earlier this month.

He specifically noted how most popular IDEs now offer plug-ins for the language and how Google made the TypeScript compiler part of its Octane benchmark.

Savvier dance aficionados than me will surely spot references to the greats in his new show STePz; smarter musicologists will note how he's surveying popular music from jazz to big band to pop.

The lower-court judge, Victor Marrero of Federal District Court, noted in his 2011 decision how popular the Louboutin shoe had become, how it was often seen on Hollywood starlets and fashion icons strutting on red carpets and runways, and how it was instantly recognizable "to those in the know".

(As an interesting sidenote: note how Apple is actually the least popular of the camera brands on Flickr. Is it because they only have four models? Or is Flickr's data just wrong? Also worth noting: the iPad 2 is not doing well as a camera in terms of Flickr pictures. No surprise there — it's simply not good for still image capture).

How popular was this bill?

It's a place where people write dumb little notes to you, publicly viewable so others can see how popular you are.

It was unclear how popular video chat would become, and some experts noted that video landline telephones had failed to win over the general public more than 40 years earlier.