Sentence examples for notes suggested that from inspiring English sources

(A law professor's 2005 study of "laughter episodes instigated," she notes, suggested that Antonin Scalia was the funniest justice, with Stephen Breyer coming in a faraway second).

Program notes suggested that Ms. Clark, a longtime performer with Elizabeth Streb, was fascinated by the interdependence of movements and words in addition to the large amorphous themes that many newish choreographers dash toward like lemmings.

Interviews and program notes suggested that Ms. Acogny and Mr. Yamazaki were intent on creating a sense of universality in "Fagaala," which was partly inspired by Boubacar Boris Diop's "Murambi, the Book of Bones," a fictionalized account of Rwandan genocide.

That message, according to his notes, suggested that if the United States lifted sanctions on Iraq, ended its "no flight zones" and agreed not to meddle in the country's internal affairs, Iraq would deal with all American concerns in "a constructive manner".

His "Concept Note" suggested that responsibility to protect was redecorated colonialism, and that the true means to eliminate genocide and similar scourges included world financial reform, Security Council reform and drawing a lesson from Jesus.

The finding, the authors note, "suggests that plan managers were chasing returns, but their efforts to tinker with their fund selections had essentially no impact on overall performance".

The notes suggest that Enron made large sums trading electricity in California.

Sunday's program notes suggest that he may have had commerce on his mind.

He saw the criticism as similar to early network notes suggesting that he make the Johnson house smaller.

Instead of emphasizing sentimental notes suggesting that Monty's scars are slowly but surely healing over, "After".

The disparity, the report notes, suggests that Twitter functions more as a "broadcast medium" compared with Facebook.