Sentence examples for students noting that from inspiring English sources

"I blew it, to tell you the truth," Dukakis told students, noting that candidates then weren't as absorbed with polling or as savvy about what the data revealed as they are today.

Affirmative action supporters voice doubts that its elimination would change colleges' recruitment of poorer students, noting that a review of elite public universities shows no consistency among them, whether or not they consider race.

Christopher Powers, a literature professor at the Mayagüez campus, said it was "nearly a complete victory for the students," noting that they failed to get a promise that there would be no large tuition increase next year.

The measure, Education Secretary Arne Duncan said, is an "extraordinary opportunity to help middle-class and working-class students around the country". An industry organization called the measure a "loser for students," noting that some savings from the lending overhaul would help offset the federal deficit in a bill that doubles as a vehicle for health-care reform.

Ting-Toomey et al. (1991) conducted a questionnaire survey comparing American, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, and Taiwanese students, noting that (a) Chinese prefer obliging, dominating, and avoiding more than Japanese and Koreans; (b) Chinese and Koreans prefer integrating and compromising more than Japanese; and (c) Japanese prefer obliging more than Koreans.

In planning their dinner parties, the students note that gender is a factor.

Indeed, one of the Mannes students noted that clothes are always an element that has to be managed.

In lecture-only classes, students noted that these experiences enhanced their learning of concepts that were difficult to understand from textbooks.

Undergraduate students noted that Schwartz is tireless in supporting their development.

The students noted that the author and his wife kept separate bedrooms; they analyzed the handwriting on the wall; they debated Faulkner's hotness.

A number of students noted that studying abroad had broadened their horizons so much that the Street seemed a lot less central than before.