Sentence examples for noted quite from inspiring English sources
The cracks in its validity were noted quite soon after its introduction.
The harrowing sixth season of "Buffy" was, as Tamzin Cook, one of the speakers, noted, "quite painful to watch".
The appeals court noted (quite soberly) that "some of the evidentiary problems in this case appear[ed] to stem from interpreting difficulties".
As the novelist and art historian Anita Brookner points out in her dry and penetrating way: "The duality was noted quite early on in Delacroix's career.
As Professor Strangas noted, "Quite a few people have tried to produce similar kinds of motors before and haven't been able to get the economics right".
One review of the first book noted – quite astonishingly – that it was "as far from a misery memoir as it's possible to imagine".
"My baby's got to eat," she notes, quite sensibly, "so let's negotiate these deals".
They note, quite correctly, that the tree-ring response to climate changes much more dramatically between the two time periods than the density response.
He notes, quite pointedly, that while he was criticized for keeping his children out of day care, his colleagues were never criticized for putting theirs in.
As the HLP notes (quite rightly, at least as an approximation), people at the poverty line used in the report "can only buy the same amount of goods and services as $1.25 would buy in the United States".
While we agree with the reviewer that average sensitivity appears to be quite high, the "conspicuous exceptions" we noted are quite important, and a large part of what we aimed to highlight with this study.
