Sentence examples for noted seems from inspiring English sources

The need for a campaign, prosecutors and others have noted, seems curious.

"Overproduction of Ph.D. degrees," it noted, "seems to be highest in computer science".

Then there's outreach, which, as Ebdon's predecessor Sir Martin Harris noted, seems to be the most effective way of widening access to those who are most indifferent to the notion that higher education is for them.

The President has often been compared to a toddler, but this comparison — as others have noted — seems unfair to toddlers, who generally recognize the authority of grownups to set rules and limits, and instinctively understand the need for them.

Leibniz, meanwhile, often seems unwilling to commit himself to ontological idealism even though that is the most natural interpretation of his monadology, while only Malebranche, as noted, seems to come close to explicitly asserting epistemological and perhaps ontological idealism as well.

We may not see this for awhile yet in the United States, which, as Arianna noted, seems locked into a vise-grip of right/left political wrangling.

But none of the justices, it should be noted, seem to be active on Twitter.

Kennedy, as was widely and quickly noted, seemed uncomfortable with the breadth of this case.

Much that dealers who will participate in the Winter Antiques Show noted seemed evident in White Plains.

The hard-liners, I noted, seemed to be winning — did this mean that the prediction was wrong?

Mr. Obama is sure to be criticized by his Republican rivals for the taxpayer-financed trip, which, they will note, seems all too convenient.