Sentence examples for note the extent from inspiring English sources

It will be interesting to note the extent to which Channel 4 uses the four-part series to either promote its own material or to denigrate the schedules of competitors.

It was delightful to read Jill Lepore's account of the Harold Ross and Henry Luce feud, and I was especially interested to note the extent to which my unassuming home town, Dubuque, Iowa, played a role in defining these publishing giants (A Critic at Large, April 19th).

A pause to applaud the music, a fabulously tense banjo riff (not a phrase one often writes), but also to note the extent to which Milch has kept his drama true to the real life characters who populated the real life Deadwood.

Note the extent of the occlusion, including eyelashes.

Note the extent of blurriness and the video interlace artifacts.

Note the extent of time (around 700 years) the Ganga kingdom flourished.

Many clerks noted the extent to which Sotomayor delves into the factual record from the lower court.

Cannon also notes the extent to which Reagan's policies as governor strayed from his right-wing rhetoric.

Dr. Kilger, who works for a market research firm, noted the extent of bragging and denigration of other members' skills, a practice that apparently extends to much of the black hat community.

In the exhibition book, the historian of ancient Chinese art Jessica Rawson notes the extent of the Iranian impact on China when she remarks that barrel vaults and domes came to Han China from Iran under the Parthian dynasty.

The congressional inquiry into Fast and Furious later noted the extent of Forcelli's victimization: the Department of Justice had released documents intended "to smear his character and integrity" and federal prosecutors made it "practically impossible" for him to work on their cases.