Sentence examples for noted very from inspiring English sources

He looked, I noted, very nearly like a goose.

"In many cases, schools only noted very generic reasons for a pupil being removed from the register.

"In many cases, schools only noted very generic reasons for a pupil being removed from the register," he added.

The Chinese market is not necessarily a good proxy for the overall economy, as Bank of America economist Ting Lu recently noted: Very often the sentiment-driven A-share market is a barometer for Chinese investors' mass psychology instead of the real economy.

I noted, very quickly, "Oh, this is new, it's not a box".

Such facts would be ontologically strange, as John Mackie has noted, very unlike anything studied in science (Mackie 1977).

Now, she notes, very few of her customers need any extra padding to pull off the fat and jolly look.

(The drought, it should be noted, is very much real).

Iconographers, Mr. Filippakis noted, need "very strong faith".

He noted "a very significant reduction in number of injuries".

Pinochet, he noted, was "very fond of her".