Sentence examples for noted nowhere from inspiring English sources

Eight years into the dispute, it was, he noted "nowhere near resolution".

While that is true of a couple other Asian capitals, he noted, "nowhere else has the range wealth: Singapore's $60,000 per capita GDP, and $3,000 in Laos.

The correction — noted nowhere in the printer's or publisher's records, and discovered in 1958 by the scholar Matthew Bruccoli — seems to have been made, Mr. Vander Meulen explained, after a newspaper columnist chided Lewis for confusing slang for a man's coat, or "benny," with slang for a hat, or "kelly".

She regarded herself as a "singing actress", and when she created the role of Lavinia Mannon (the Electra figure) in Marvin David Levy's Mourning Becomes Electra at New York's Metropolitan Opera House in 1967 – her debut there – the Washington Post noted that "nowhere … is there a false step, no idle gesture, nor a word or note lost … she is a consummate artist".

He was very proud of his service on the Commission, and once noted that nowhere on earth have two great powers lived so long as neighbors with so few disputes.

It must be noted, that nowhere in this advisory was it stated that women should avoid taking antidepressants during pregnancy.

(NOTE: Nowhere is cactus mentioned as a source...) An agave field is an unnerving sight.

Note that nowhere in my explanation of the principle did I mention anything about measurement.

"While we appreciate his sentiment, it's worth noting that nowhere in his letter does he write or directly state that he will 'not move the Bills from Buffalo'," wrote the Alliance's directors, Matt Sabuda, Brian Cinelli and Steve Brady.

We note that nowhere in this extract are Seattle coffee shops explicitly targeted for evaluation.

You'll note that nowhere does he say the words "Obamacare" or "Affordable Care Act," just that he "pass[ed] a law".