Sentence examples for noted besides from inspiring English sources
A Rediff review noted, "besides her apparent cuteness, brings in tons of freshness and traits to the youthful characters she chooses to play", while a Sify review criticized her stating, "Genelia is sprightly but has a standard two-three expressions bank in this film".
Indeed, as Hansen noted, besides the large English as a second language market, motivations for learning new languages tend to be different in the U.S. than in Europe.
It must be noted, besides the high surface area the main criteria for choosing the best conditions for nanoporous gamma alumina preparation have been based on two factors, higher alumina yield and higher slurry stability.
70 After 24 weeks of therapy with dapagliflozin, no significant changes in the lipid profile were noted besides small increases in high-density lipoprotein.
Dr. Linda ChAssociatett, Associate Professor and Extension Urban Horticulturist at Washington State University, noted, "Besides the obvious culprits — herbicides, insecticides, and other toxic substances — there are other possible contaminants.
Byrne has noted, "Besides not being all that melodic, the music had something to say that at the time seemed new, transcendent, and maybe even revolutionary, at least for funk rock songs".
In 1933 The New Yorker noted that "besides the good old British staples on which the sun never sets, they have things like shark's-fin soup ($2.75 a jar) and kangaroo-tail soup ($2.25 a jar); both highly recommended".
Buddy TV writer Oscar Dahl noted that "besides a couple of crafty camera moves, his work was mostly invisible, which is exactly what you want from a director on The Office".
Some Hispanic residents noted that besides being insensitive, the remarks reflected a lack of knowledge of the community.
The report also noted that besides pensions, most states had promised health benefits to retired public workers and are only now starting to grapple with those costs.
There is an occasional exception like Seamus Heaney's best-selling version of Beowulf, but, Ms. Ripley noted that besides being a brilliant translation, it was "very thin".
