Sentence examples for notes it would be from inspiring English sources

As the LA Times notes, "it would be akin, in some circles, to naming a sneaker the Taliban or the Nazi".

As John L. Allen Jr. at the National Catholic Reporter notes, "it would be a little surprising if [those incidents] hadn't" induced the Vatican to undertake an investigation of secret gays in its ranks.

If it were, he notes, it would be front-page news.

As the commission notes, it would be complacent to imagine that some degree of child sexual abuse does not continue in penal institutions to this day.

Of course, as Kirsch notes, it would be wrong to pretend that Gessen and his Web critics exist on opposite ends of a spectrum.

The first TT arrived in the United States as a 2000 model, and the rounded little Bauhaus design made visual promissory notes: It would be wonderful to drive.

Addressing supporters here, she urged the counting of the Florida and Michigan votes, noting "it would be a little strange to have a nominee chosen by 48 states".

Kassondra Raine received a similar offer from a fan, except that gentleman also noted "it would be wonderful" if she watched him do it.

If I had any other negative notes, it'd be that the Songbook is currently a bit too.. classic.

Sitting in a courtroom taking careful, copious notes, it'd be easy to mistake her for a reporter.

IPC president Philip Craven congratulated London for this achievement, crediting it to "the insatiable appetite the public has for top class elite sport", and noted it would be fitting for a Paralympics held in its spiritual birthplace to have filled venues.