Sentence examples for particularly gratified to note from inspiring English sources

Caroline H. Little, chief executive of the Newspaper Association of America, said, "We're particularly gratified to note that newspapers' embrace of digital platforms, as well as smart and efficient circulation strategies for print products, are reflected in the numbers, which clearly demonstrate positive trends in total circulation growth for publishers".

"I am gratified to note that the other 19 members of the G-20 feel the Paris agreement is irreversible," Merkel said.

Since the comparison is forced on us, however, the patriot will be gratified to note how well the home team comes out of it.

He was gratified to note that when he stepped into a cab at Union Station the driver eyed him with interest and respect.

Yorkshiremen and women will be gratified to note that the west of their county clusters separately from the rest of England, and Lancastrians similarly horrified that Yorkshire's tendrils extend into much of theirs.

By C. Maclaren and Geoffrey T. Hellman The New Yorker, February 3 , 1951P. 24 Incidental Intelligence: A housewife who lives near Flushing Meadow and puts out food and milk for stray cats every evening is gratified to note that of late a muskrat has been showing up regularly and partaking of his share.

The New Yorker, February 3 , 1951P. 24 Incidental Intelligence: A housewife who lives near Flushing Meadow and puts out food and milk for stray cats every evening is gratified to note that of late a muskrat has been showing up regularly and partaking of his share.

Several staff members noted his strong embrace of science and said they were especially gratified to hear him say that if the CDC has evidence to support a public health intervention, the intervention should be applied.

"I am especially gratified to have brought my own practical banking experience and community banking perspective to the massive overhaul of financial system regulations," Ms. Duke wrote.

It's good to note that Asian cuisine, particularly Japanese, fared well.

Wallace, however, is quick to note that the company's technology isn't particularly complicated.