Sentence examples for notes some of from inspiring English sources

Burns notes some of the horrifying implications of Atlas Shrugged.

The report notes some of the limitations of research with adult cells.

The commissioner rightly draws attention to the continuing debate around MPs' external interests, and notes some of the complexities involved.

In his debut film, "Control," about the last seven years of Mr. Curtis's life, Anton Corbijn notes some of the figures in the young man's personal canon — the expected proto-punk culture heroes (David Bowie, Lou Reed, J. G. Ballard), yes, but also William Wordsworth, whose "Ode: Intimations of Immortality" Mr. Curtis quotes from memory.

Indeed, he notes, some of his peers have called him a "street fighter".

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Mr. McHugh noted some of the bright spots.

And he noted some of Hong Kong's advantages.

Dr. Griffin noted some of NASA's most famous successes also suffered cost overruns.

Meanwhile, it is worth noting some of the policy shifts, however small.

Mr. Nelson noted some of the other human touches in Qmail.