Sentence examples for well to note from inspiring English sources

It is well to note that Verdi's love of Shakespeare did not result in Shakespearean operas.

Thom Yorke might do well to note the appreciative roar at the end of each one.

It is all very well to note that drunkards and slackers get what they deserve.

Still, it is well to note that they are not always as stupendous as they are made out to be.

Corbyn would do well to note that May is not the only one who shares traits with Henry VIII.

Lawmakers would do well to note that American democracy is also being attacked from within by a poisonous system of unregulated campaign donations.

Knee-jerk adherents to the anti-globalism campaign would be well advised to note the benefits that farmers worldwide reap from connection to international markets.

We decided that the cognoscenti would be well advised to note that the latest "movement," the hot new trend, is Ho Ki Po Ki.

For the last hundred years, the average American has been living long enough and well enough to note that the amount of food they needed to fuel themselves in young adulthood is surplus to requirements once they get into their middle years.

I've since had several occasions to explain what exactly we're learning from Singapore, as well as to note Zakaria's bad habit of resorting to elitist, snarky put-downs of his critics.

This methodology follows a four-stage process to look for and connect emergent themes as well as to note themes that are discordant across the interviews.