Sentence examples for which I noted from inspiring English sources

Then a priest walked past in a regal white robe, which, I noted, went all the way around him.

What I shall miss most of all are his obiter dicta on the Today programme, one of which I noted down almost exactly a year ago.

Almost every seat was taken, and many of the passengers were black, which I noted because usually on that train the lack of diversity is dismaying.

Here's what I said about Mrs. Clinton's popularity in an article in December — in which I noted that her favorability scores have waxed and waned considerably over the years: [If] Mrs. Clinton runs for president in 2016, one thing is almost certain: she won't be as popular as she is right now.

Meanwhile, Ms. Lissner -- whose second novel, "Starting From Square Two," arrives in stores this weekend -- was taken with yet another of my entries, in which I noted that the Nets' departure should drop the average height of New Jersey residents as a group.

The next day it was even better, which I noted.

Next came Good Will Hunting - to which, I note with muted horror, I awarded four stars on its release.

He said: "I am shocked by the comments which I note from the Liberal Conspiracy website seem to have been made after I had addressed the dinner.

Here's one Twitter thread in which I note that members of what had been described as an independent scientific advisory panel are also paper authors: Query for @utaustin & @edf: How are JSeinfeld & others authors on #pnas #fracking methane paper AND on sci review panel?

Talking of which, I note that one of the factors highlighted by Carney is the importance of the exchange rate for both inflation and all those meetings of the Bank's monetary policy committee when they look at their inflation target and decide yet again not to raise rates.

Those affirming God to be unbounded by temporal sequences face several puzzles which I note without trying to settle.