Sentence examples for note points from inspiring English sources

Each note points to a step taken toward the corresponding goal.

Why give "ironic" more attentiveness, for example, than "disingenuous?" In the latter case, one "usage note" points out that "the meaning of disingenuous has been shifting about lately, as if people are unsure of its proper meaning".

Justice Breyer proposed an idea: why not have the opposing lawyers sit down with the text of the law, note points of agreement, and report back to the court?

That last note points to what Elizabeth Kolbert calls "one of the great themes of bedtime literature": A book read to a toddler who, after running around the house all day, has had to be stuffed, quite literally, into his pajamas, may traffic in imaginative freedom and wonder, but it is still an instrument of control.

This note points out the flaw of the commented paper.

This note points out that the input and output weights in DEA are of different dimensions and units.

But she ends on a hopeful note, pointing to community efforts at reconstruction in places like post-tsunami Sri Lanka.

Both claims included a note pointing out that the devices were purchased in order to test BBC services.

SC: To your Post-it note point, you know who just came unglued and fell beneath the fridge?

She said Peter Hall wrote her a note pointing out that, in this scene, York has the power and Margaret is the weak one.

Reckitt Benckiser has been supported in a downbeat market by a positive broker note pointing to the Cilit Bang group's good track record and prospects.