Sentence examples for perhaps noted that from inspiring English sources

This is clearly not an argument that holds a great weight with the judges, who have perhaps noted that based on the album charts, what the majority of the country are listening to currently includes the comedian Alexander Armstrong belting out A Nightingale Sang in Berkley Square and Danny Boy.

Well, one may perhaps note that the London area has not been without its own problems: its slums, its crime, its high cost of living.

Perhaps noting that the other Pyramid stage headliners haven't done anything particularly out of the ordinary, and that it's down to them to create the kind of mythic "Glastonbury moment" you always hear so much about, for an encore, they first bring out Barry Gibb to sing the Bee Gees' To Love Somebody and Staying Alive, then Michael Eavis to sing My Way.

Perhaps noting that the fraud factor was holding steady, a spokesman for the Independent Election Commission declared that a level of fraud with more than one in five votes considered phony is "normal" in an election.

We are literally sitting at Prince's feet: feet, it's perhaps worth noting, that are wearing a pair of flip-flops with huge platform soles teamed with socks.

(It should perhaps be noted that his pamphlet was not the first antislavery declaration published in the Colonies. Mennonites in Germantown, Pa., published a short but strong antislavery statement in 1688).

It should perhaps be noted that the body of knowledge on recovery is under construction, given the limitations that can be observed in the numerous studies reviewed [ 77].

It should perhaps be noted that all of the tetramer terms above also have occupied h-sites, and that the model that you used did not, i.e. the methods presented may have value in analyses of your figure 5 data as well.

(We should perhaps note here that in True's history, it has closed four funds that total $866 million, or roughly half that amount).

It is perhaps worth noting that Susan's birthday lands slap bang on April Fool's Day.

It's perhaps worth noting that Mr. Greenberg is accused of plotting an insurance fraud that cost his company billions.