Sentence examples for noted by some from inspiring English sources

Noted porno stud James Deen, formerly beloved by women for his tender take on ferocious banging (and noted by some as a feminist performer) was accused by Stoya and other co-workers of rape and sexual assault in November.

The decline has also been noted by some insurance underwriters.

A feature noted by some linguists is "hypersynonymy" whereby many competing coinages express the same notion.

Francis' position in Argentina in the 1970s had been noted by some cardinals in the past, Cardinal Francis George of Chicago said in a recent interview.

It was noted by some that he died at around six in the evening, just as the day was cooling and the crowds were taking their seats in Las Ventas.

Once after a concert at the Presbyterian church where Nannie performed, the event was marred, she noted, by "some young ladies up in the gallery [who] carried on shamefully with the Yankees".

As noted by Foltz, some stages may be skipped, merged; while some stages may occur simultaneously [ 37, 39, 40].

Their monastery, built crudely of gray blocks of stone, still stands, as was noted by Pliny, some distance away from the shore.

In response to a question from reporters after the session, Mr. Levy said that to correct the deficiencies noted by Justice DeGrasse, "some people may have to have money taken from them".

The storminess of George Steinbrenner's tenure and the ill will some feel toward the new ballpark and its prices are also noted, by sportswriters and some very vocal and persuasive fans.

The adhan (call to prayer) also left no trace upon the soil but, as noted by historian Regina Ganter, some have argued the adhan echoes in Indigenous languages along places once visited by the Macassans.