Sentence examples for note rather from inspiring English sources

We were comfortable employing blackness as a grace note rather than as our primary sound.

Mr. Morgan is fastidiously ecumenical, but he does note, rather oddly, "Don't expect ethnic dress at a Jewish wedding".

Also, the chosen female would be featured on the ten-dollar note, rather than on the twenty.

I tried to end the book on a somewhat hopeful note, rather than driving Anya into the ground.

Note, rather insalubriously, the city's minuscule Red Light District is just behind the hotel – but the area doesn't feel dodgy.

Nothing is magical about the program, welfare officials note; rather it takes precisely the mundane neighborhood approach to everyday problems that the old bureaucracy could never master.

Gillmor notes rather glumly that too often journalists misinterpret information and make mistakes.

"There are more runners than usual," Mr. Green noted rather dryly.

These were specific people, Mr. Clowes notes, rather than "idealized, like Fabio".

These other notes may have also been pieced together from previous notes rather than from actual interactions with the patient.

The meeting will, as some observers have noted rather sardonically, bring politics in the Maldives, literally, to a new low.