Sentence examples for notes in passing from inspiring English sources

The problem, as Mr. Spasowski notes in passing in his nearly 700-page autobiography, is that for disinformation to be effective, it must be credible.

Hartley notes in passing how Africa's disaster zones lure wounded outsiders: aid workers and journalists seeking to escape shattered relationships or family tragedy -- or themselves.

He notes in passing that a huge number of people still do not own computers but never mentions these nonparticipants again.

Tells about Bork's theory of constitutional adjucation, which does not recognize "rights"at all but speaks instead of competing gratifications". (He notes in passing & with horror, "rhetoric"to the effect that any "rights adhere in humans")..

Mr Davidson notes in passing that:New England's textile workers had it relatively good; if conditions didn't improve, they could threaten to leave for the frontier.It is the rare economy that enthusiastically welcomes unskilled immigrants from places like Bangladesh.

No hypocrite, she notes in passing that until 15 or 20 years ago, she too drew "an invisible veil" over Austria's Nazi past and she knew the country as well as any outside journalist.The dates are significant.

And we expressed ourselves on paper with scrapbooks, torn magazine collages, and shared notes in passed around "slam books".

None of them resigned in protest, I note in passing.

But it was written in more general terms, as the Supreme Court once noted in passing.

We note in passing that the average Economist reader is 47.

"All this looks a little terrible until you get it done," she noted in passing.