Sentence examples for notes interestingly from inspiring English sources

The Federal Emergency Management Agency study linked above notes, interestingly, that incendiary suicides inflate Japanese figures.

Ms. Scanlon notes, interestingly, that some of Ms. Brown's most provocative writing — on topics like contraception, abortion (which was still illegal), and lesbianism — was cut from "Sex and the Single Girl" by male editors.

But, as with every important choice you make in government, there was a price to be paid - the public got that and they were worried that we didn't". In terms of "moving on" Douglas warns that the experience of the United States where there's been a "jobless recovery" could be repeated here and notes, interestingly, that that was one of the causes of the rise of the Tea Party Movement.

This ballet, called Concerto DSCH, is set to very upbeat, lively music by Russian composer Dmitri Shostakovich, which, the program notes interestingly state, was made for his young son Maxim in 1957 as a celebration of the optimism he felt after the end of the repressions of the Stalinist era.

(NOTE: Interestingly, the Turkish Ambassador to the Kyrgyz Republic recently described her analysis of the deal to the Ambassador in strikingly similar language. END NOTE).

(Side note: Interestingly, both Cohen and Navin are still following the trajectory of decentralisation that has led to the rise of blockchain, and that led Tron to BitTorrent.

Update: Johnny Dollar has audio of Wallace calling into Kilmeade's radio show — Kilmeade talking about the divergent opinions on this, and noted, interestingly that he was "honored that we had a real conversation on the air rather than off the air".

We noted interestingly that CD1 and BALB/c mice (+PVL phenotype) cleared WT CST5 infection much more effectively compared to SKH1 or C57BL/6 mice (no PVL phenotype), but developed significantly larger lesions compared to SKH1 or C57BL/6 mice (Figure 5A and B).

The vast majority who did respond, however, have made a wonderful variety of choices – far indeed from "any old rubbish" – striking notes sometimes interestingly similar to the men's, sometimes intriguingly different.

Anthropologist Giralda Seyferth (2013) notes that, interestingly, the language used by the laws of the time do not use terms such as "immigrant," but instead use the word "settler" (colono) specifically to refer to the Empire's intention of bringing these lands into civilization.

Lenovo, Gartner notes, grew 198%, interestingly on the strength of the Yoga hybrid model and also sales of Windows tablets.