Sentence examples for to notes the from inspiring English sources

"His hair takes some getting used to," notes The Telegraph's Dominic Cavendish.

Almost all of the literature I have referred to notes the importance of protected time if clinical supervision is to happen as the experience of many of my colleagues is that time for supervision is often squeezed out by administrative and regulatory bureaucracy.

Interesting to note the immediate improvement.

I'll stop right there to note the controversy.

One should pause to note the strangeness of this dispute.

He goes on to note the all-important geographical factor.

My clients also ask you to note the following: 1.

Is it pedantic to note the obvious paradox here?

One thing to note: the doors do not lock.

But it's interesting to note the degree of tilt.

Indeed, he is not the first to note the similarities.