Sentence examples for who noting from inspiring English sources

I like the blunt assessment of another critic who, noting the difficulty of the vocal parts, wrote, "The singers did what they could".

It also addressed some of the problems faced specifically by the Who, noting that "within a few songs, we knew something was wrong.

Particularly at risk are foetuses of pregnant mothers that use the devices and adolescents, with the WHO noting that e-cigarette use among this latter group has doubled from 2008 to 2012.

He was replaced on the floor by the Senate chaplain, who, noting that the chamber had "reverberated with a marathon of speaking," delivered a prayer asking God to help the members "to clearly discern right from wrong".

Did you know that the British statesman William Gladstone was also an accomplished Greek scholar who, noting among other things the surprising absence of any term for "blue" in classical Greek texts, theorized that full-color vision had not yet developed in humans when those texts were composed?

When he tried that tactic in the high court at the end of last year, his claims of senile vagueness provoked guffaws among observers who, noting an undiminished acuity as he heads towards his 84th birthday, are reluctant to bet against the chance of him still being around when that 100-year deal expires in 2111.

Fans of the Who, note that this is entirely literal.

Mr. Lightner, who noted that they had great retro appeal, bought a pair for himself.

"It's a brave move," said Mr. Liu, who noted that Royal Caribbean has no similar plans.

Richards was among those who noted Kreider's quick adjustment from college to professional hockey.

Wadler, who noted he knows nothing about the Contador case, spoke about clenbuterol in general terms.