Sentence examples for noted you know from inspiring English sources

When we discussed the Pope, Aira noted, "You know, Borges said once that there is no idea so absurd that a philosopher has not thought it".

Although he praised the complicated modern democracy of Germany, he dryly noted, "You know, my experiences in Germany were not that great".

Chuck Sigerson, chairman of the Nebraska Republican Party and a longtime member of the Christian Coalition, noted: "You know, in 1992, all the left-wing Democrats were mad at Bill Clinton.

Rich also noted, "You know the press is impotent at unmasking this truthiness when the hardest-hitting interrogation McCain has yet faced on television came on 'The View'.

After Jonathan Davies notes the referee's outlandish pink kit Noble notes "You know he's not the one taking the kick don't you?" It's hilarious.

Too many notes, you know.

Will & Grace, take note: you know you're too good for that.

Later he struck an Obama-esque note: "You know, this is a very complex world we live in.

Not that it makes much difference, since, as Critical Jim notes: "You know who you sound like?

Taking note You know you've made it when your scratchpad is Asprey's flip-top version in sterling silver.

"I almost thought about sending Buehrle a note, you know, thanking him for keeping me around so long," Kielty said.