Sentence examples for noted toward from inspiring English sources

In prose may be noted, toward the end of the period under discussion, the dawn of romantic historical fiction, with Frederick Marryat's Children of the New Forest (1847), a story of the English Civil War; and of the manly open-air school novel, with Thomas Hughes's Tom Brown's School Days (1857).

On one hand his relative youth provides some justification for his reactions under the media spotlight, and yet as Kara Swisher noted toward the end of the piece, most people now regard Zuckerberg as having become "a suit".

"The director," he noted, "toward whom I have some complicated vibrations, says that a healthy person can adjust to acceptable social norms.

Progressive graft failure was noted toward the end of 2012.

A trend was noted toward a significant association with menopausal status (P = 0.0927).

Additionally, an excess of CNV and increased sequence polymorphisms were noted toward chromosomal ends in Plasmodium spp. [ 91].

As Al Gore notes toward the end of "An Inconvenient Truth," the film in which he charts the grim, imminent future of global warming, terrorism is not the only, nor necessarily the most urgent, problem confronting us today.

("If this looks like a certain kind of author's bio," our narrator notes toward the end, "that's no accident. Even as I lived my life I was seeing it on the back of a book").

The authors of the study appear to be aware of these issues, because they note toward its end, "Our power to detect changes in health was limited by the relatively small numbers of patients with these conditions".

Springsteen has an honest out for his frequent invocation of the better part of valor, noting toward the book's end, "I haven't told you 'all' about myself.

The script reads, parenthetically, "Notes Toward a Definition of Tragedy".