Sentence examples similar to taking note of someone from inspiring English sources

We tend to think it's racist to take note of someone's race.

Before starting the Kol Nidre service Tuesday evening at Central Synagogue's temporary sanctuary in the Seventh Regiment Armory on Park Avenue, RABBI PETER J. RUBINSTEIN asked the congregation to take note of someone he said had been a special friend to the congregation in the last few weeks, SENATOR ALFONSE M. D 'AMATO

Thus, in thinking of God as omniscient, one might begin with a non-controversial case of a person knowing that a proposition is true, taking note of what it means for someone to possess that knowledge and of the ways in which the knowledge is secured.

Attention spans are a funny thing, and so are cats using printers, so it's lucky someone's taking note of how to cram an entire slab of valuable and potentially life-saving advice into two words and one 48-foot long condom.

Take rides only from the bus station, and always make sure someone is watching, taking note of any vehicle you get into.

Make gifts for your special someone a little more affordable by taking note of these Valentine's Day deals.

Some – taking note of his uniform and patrol car – wondered if he was there to arrest someone.

Someone will take note of the basic details and your contact information, likely send you online or to an app to fill out forms, then may send an adjuster to your home to interview you and inspect the damage.

I began writing for free just to get my name noticed "out there" and eventually someone did take note of my writing.

Money corrupts; someone has to take note of how.

If you keep your promises and avoid betraying someone's trust, even someone you actively dislike, people around you may take note of your trustworthy behavior.