Sentence examples for noted much from inspiring English sources

Calilly's tribe, Cadell noted, "much wondered at our horses".

Moreover, Anderson noted, much of the technology used by Formula One teams comes from, or originated in, the United States.

As Richard Brody has noted, much of the damage caused by the film came about because it was so well made.

'He took us to Euro 96 and France 98, but then failed to make both Euro 2000 and this next World Cup.' Yet, Spiers noted, much larger and potentially more powerful countries like France or Sweden cannot boast uninterrupted qualification.

On Earth, money merely moves real resources — sometimes through the souls and votes of politicians, as my fellow blogger Simon Johnson has noted — much as magnetic force can move paper clips.

In any case, as I've noted, much of the discussion about "guilty pleasures" assumes a domain of higher quality "serious" fiction that is superior to but less enjoyable than "lower" forms of fiction.

But, the authors note, much more research is need.

As you note, much is said "about Bush's second chance 'to wreck a great thing' " — but who says it?

As you note, much is said 'about Bush's second chance "to wreck a great thing"' - but who says it?

But as Mr Nagourney notes, much of that growth was connected with the unsustainable inflation of the state's housing bubble.

This was in 2009, he notes, "much earlier than the Snowden revelations".