Sentence examples for notes is full from inspiring English sources

But I was also drawn to works that highlight the beauty of water, which, as Roni Horn notes, "is full of paradox.

Her notes were full of exclamation marks.

Moyes' programme notes were full of shock and awe.

TearFall, by Watson, is one of those science-inspired pieces whose programme notes are full of fun facts like "lysozyme is made of chains of amino acids".

Dave Hendley's liner notes are full of insights and anecdotes, tracing the point at which King Tubby's B-side dubs became more popular than the As.

Brown's programme notes were full of the importance of "work-rate and commitment" and his team paid attention, streaming back into a deep, compact barrier of nine defenders when the ball was Liverpool's.

I thought I was going to deal with numbers when I came to this department, however, my lecture notes are full of letters and symbols like a literature student, which shows that for mathematicians, proofs are much more important acquisitions than examples or any special situation.

What I've been tucking into on the train is "The Penguin Book of Gaslight Crime," which in addition to having a genius cover design (as others have noted) is full of Victorian and Edwardian caper stories about con artists and gentleman criminals.

The note is full of all manner of large numbers, including, perhaps most notably, 100 million.

Mark Penn's note is full of overblown claims based on current polling.

Notes are fuller and more drawn out, and his phrasing more dramatically focused.