Sentence examples for note this connection from inspiring English sources

Then there is always the Pocahontas joke; can anyone guess that a huge number of people believe themselves to be the first to note this connection?

(James McPherson notes this connection in his review of Wills's book.

Bloggers have taken note of this connection.

It is interesting to note in this connection that the Syntagma was published in English in Thomas Stanley's History of Philosophy (1655 62), a work that Locke knew.

It is instructive to note in this connection that Farid Benyettou, the man said to be responsible for Cherif Kouachi's turn to the dark side, was born in Paris.

Note in this connection the important works by Kiguradze and Puza [6, 7] and Kiguradze [8].

Note in this connection the works by Kiguradze and Půža [3, 8, 9].

Suffice it to note in this connection that Weber's sharp critique of Ritschl's Lutheran communitarianism seems reflective of his broadly Kantian preoccupation with radically subjective individualism and the methodical transformation of the self [Graf 1995].

It is interesting to note in this connection both the OED's aforementioned sense of 'forgivable' as a condition which merits forgiveness, as well as Butler's typology of anger which acknowledges a third type that includes such stable postures as irritability, sullenness, or churlishness, which link anger more to relatively fixed character traits than to instincts, cognitions, or actions.

It is also striking to note that this connection was positive for Hiragana, indicating that an increase in pOp activity enhanced the response in SMG.

It is worth noting in this connection that while the Christian scriptural tradition clearly alludes to the idea of post-mortem existence, the issue of the soul's immateriality is another matter.