Sentence examples for noted tend from inspiring English sources

Those identified as looters, it is noted, tend to be black.

(Pitchers, he noted, tend to have a lot of free time).

Realists, he noted, tend to believe in the abiding relevance of national feeling, especially when compared with such abstractions as Communist ideology.

Such deniers are given short shrift by Venki who, as he has noted, tend to be "libertarians who don't like government interference in anything".

He would treat the ungainly dining room as a space well suited to die-hard Manhattanites of a type that, as Marlene Dietrich once noted, tend to be hungry for everything except food.

These, Brown noted, tend to be well-structured and lend themselves to the kind of virtual assistant systems the company offers because they work within well-defined parameters.

The time-delay fuze, he noted, tended to be one of the weapons' flaws.

Which, it must be noted, tends to egg people on to attempt rather foolhardy things, such as cliff drops to flat, and skidding across lakes while others point, cheer and laugh from passing chairlifts.

(Hart, it should be noted, tends to poll for labor and other progressive groups).

Its houses, they note, tend to be older than those to the north and east.

Bubbles, it bears noting, tend to surprise many observers with their longevity.