Sentence examples for one will note from inspiring English sources

On examination one will note distinct fullness over the pronator radii teres, beneath which are the tendinous attachments of the brachialis and the flexor sublimis digitorum.

If one compares our laboratory-based MC-CRBSI rate to the BCA campaign's CLABSI rate, one will note that the MC-CRBSI rate was higher in most of the wards.

We are already familiar with morality depending to some extent on arbitrary facts about the world: if one thinks about the particular requirements that he or she is under, one will note straightaway the extent to which these requirements have resulted from contingent and indeed fluky facts about oneself, one's relationships, and one's circumstances.

Most tell of less heralded events, including the disaster at Ebenezer Creek, where hundreds of fugitive slaves drowned, but one will note the burning of Atlanta, which has not been marked until now.

One comment on terminology: you will note that Darwin uses the term 'sympathy'sympathy

Even though I'm so many miles from home, I feel that Britain is really with us on this one". You'll note in the grainy footage, now making the rounds on the Internet, that many wept.

Those who have seen more than one of her productions will note obvious relationships between them: one could see, for example, how her The Waves and Attempts on Her Life were related, and also The Seagull and Jephtha (for Welsh National Opera).

The general word maven won't read this one for fun, but will note that the Indo-European root bhad- means "good".

As with Schumpeter in 1983, no one, to my knowledge, will note the date.

No one, you'll note, has jumped up to take the blame for the Oculus debacle, Santiago Calatrava's four-billion-dollar railway hub and dinosaur skeleton.

The one I'll note first is Geithner's boasts about the size of the stimulus.