Sentence examples for privately noted that from inspiring English sources

The school's placement interviewers privately noted that he was "N.T.S".

Several Western diplomats privately noted that news coverage often emphasizes the disruptions caused by protests above the concerns of workers.

Even then, against his subordinates in the diplomatic corps, but in consonance with the Domnitor, Kogălniceanu privately noted that he "fully agreed" with it, and that he regarded the new province as a "splendid acquisition".

The historian Alfons Heck, a former member of the Hitler Youth describes the reaction to a speech by Hitler: Although Hitler's oratory skills and personal traits were generally received well by large crowds and at official events, some who met Hitler privately noted that his appearance and demeanour failed to make a lasting impression.

Church officials familiar with the negotiations privately noted that some USCCB staff members involved in the talks are veteran culture warriors who worked at places like the Becket Fund for Religious Liberty and often take a harder line than the bishops themselves.

Privately noting that the natural lifespan of his love affairs was probably 10 to 12 years, he retained relationships of a sort with all his wives for the rest of their lives.

Some transit advocates, however, are wary of a learning curve, and they privately note that running the transportation authority can be a far cry from Mr. Lhota's municipal experience, where he clunked heads in disputes over landfills and homeless shelters.

Governor Dinwiddie was publicly supportive of Washington, but criticized him privately, noting that some of the Virginia Regiment's problems originated in a "want of proper Command".

For that, as many Communists privately noted, he could not be forgiven.

Privately, officials noted that a relief worker with the Red Cross and the Red Crescent could be expected to have stayed in Afghanistan and to have met any number of people and groups with links to the Taliban or Hamas, the militant group that has fueled much of the 26-month-old uprising in Gaza and the West Bank against Israel.

When faced with the Royal Society's rejection of his 1838 paper "On the Arseniates and Phosphates," he had it printed privately, noting bitterly that Britain's chemistry elites, "Cavendish, Davy, Wollaston, and Gilbert are no more".