Sentence examples for the editor notes that from inspiring English sources

In the introduction to "Three Plays by Mae West," published by Routledge, Lillian Schlissel, the editor, notes that at the end of "Sex," Margy LaMont "is neither saved or reborn".

For example, three separate self-plagiarized papers from the same laboratory group were printed in a journal in which the editor noted that self-plagiarism was rare.

The editors note that "the man and his work" is "in many ways the organizing principle of the present anthology".

The editors note that the tapes show Kennedy as more pragmatic, more concerned with political dimensions, while Johnson emphasized the moral necessity of guaranteeing equal rights for all.

Ironically, despite the fact that most of these posters are anonymous, and that all were made in the "service of the struggle," the editors note that "every effort has been made to secure copyright approval".

Do what you want!" The editors note that "many of the anti-assignments collected in this book use the slippery logic of 'I command you to disobey me' and other infamous tricks of the oracle".

The editors note that Dick's children, who are the heirs to his estate, weren't entirely happy about its being published, in case it "attracted unwelcome attention and threatened to undermine their father's growing academic and literary reputation with its disreputable aura of high weirdness".

Still, in discouraging use of "denier" as well, the editors noted that "denier" has its own problems.

Despite the importance of phonology to any general description of language, the editors note that this is the first collection focusing on phonology within a SFL framework in the last twenty years.

Although the monograph is comprehensive, the editors noted that it describes only material recovered from 1993 through 2001.

The editors note that a "lot of attention was paid to how Obama surrounded himself with powerful and skilled personalities in his Cabinet".