Sentence examples for noted much of from inspiring English sources

Gaspard noted "much of this hateful and blatantly false and antisemitic information is spread via Facebook".

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.

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.

And the story noted, "Much of his income from this arrangement has probably qualified for a lower tax rate than ordinary income under a tax provision favorable to hedge fund and private equity managers, which has become a point of contention in the battle over economic inequality".

But as Anti noted, much of the curiosity was over the scene — a supposedly Chinese woman peddling a bicycle with what looks like a Vietnamese cone-shaped hat, in a lush green rice field that more resembled Vietnam's Mekong Delta paddies than anything in modern China.

Note: Much of this software is commercial and is only licensed to authorized users of the MIT Athena Computing Environment.

Note: Much of the data and graphics in this article was supplied by Charlie Woodrum, Program Coordination officer at NOAA.

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

However, as you also note, much of the most promising oil exploitation on the continent is in some of its weakest states, including Angola, DRC and Equatorial Guinea.

If you listen to how we speak you'll note much of what we say assumes that we know each other.