Sentence examples for texts noted from inspiring English sources
Wall texts noted the prices that public museums had paid for the works with "the taxes of the German working people," and derided the art as mentally and morally diseased or as a "revelation of the Jewish racial soul".
Authors of midwifery texts noted that working women were less likely to suffer from the deleterious effects of a 'luxurious' life, and were therefore better equipped for childbearing.
The wall texts note that miraculous cures were often attributed to the bejeweled bones.
A line of text noted there was a penalty for changes or cancellations.
The text noted an ominous finding: in addition to cancer, the patients had severe deficiencies in their immune systems.
A panel of text noted the solar system's computer-generated name, Ethaedair; a diagram of vectors indicated stars that were reachable with the ship's hyperdrive.
In fact, the text noted such an occurrence that contrasts with this statement.
The text notes that pigs don't march — they shuffle.
The text notes the artists' cultural inaccuracies here and there.
Russia, which called the special session, released a text noting "dangerous aggravation" on the Korean Peninsula.
At one point the wall text notes an irony in Lucia Moholy's famous frame-filling 1926 portrait of Franz Roh.
