Sentence examples for swiftly noting from inspiring English sources

Mrs. Clinton hit back swiftly, noting that Mr. Obama's proposed expansion of health coverage would not require people to buy insurance and therefore could not guarantee universal coverage, though that is his goal.

IT WAS, as Bill Clinton swiftly noted, a "tragic mistake".

The authorities in Newark swiftly noted that they had found no evidence linking the suspects to MS-13, or any other gang.

"He said: 'I came here when I was six, I served in the Royal Navy for 30 years, I'm incredibly proud of my country, but I am so ashamed that we have had this out of control system with people abusing it so badly.' " This, Cameron's critics swiftly noted, would have made the anonymous man just 10 years old when he joined the service in 1980.

This phase of the discussion begins with the Athenian announcing his intention to discuss the institutions which promote courage, which he swiftly notes should cover the ability to resist pleasure in addition to the ability to resist pain.

The consequences of this approach to technique in Chopin's music include the frequent use of the entire range of the keyboard, passages in double octaves and other chord groupings, swiftly repeated notes, the use of grace notes, and the use of contrasting rhythms (four against three, for example) between the hands.

Moving swiftly on, I note that management consultants are once again proving their worth.

A number of TV commentators swiftly decried his performance, particularly noting his failure to take responsibility.

The district attorney's office swiftly declined Huth's allegation, noting its age.

The CIA swiftly issued a clarification statement, noting the agency's assessment of Russian election meddling "has not changed, and the director did not intend to suggest that it had".

No matter; noting the North Koreans' average height was just 5ft 5in and that they played in red – the same colour as Middlesbrough – locals swiftly warmed to them.