It is worth noting, perhaps, that in this evolution of feeling in dreaming the quality of the emotion may vary within certain limits.
It is worth noting, perhaps, that these illusions of insight, like those of perception, may involve an inattention to the actual impression of the moment.
It is worth noting, perhaps, that those delightful half-illusions which imitative art seeks to produce are greatly favoured by such a temporary attitude of the interpreting imagination.
Footnote 13: It is worth notingthat we find, in Domesday, both a Robert and a Walter holding of Urse in Worcestershire.
The testimony of a St Omer writer on the deed of the Lord of Poix is, even if traditionary, worth noting; but I do not profess to explain the 'Bekam'.
A growing chaos of trunks and smaller baggage on the dock indicated that her passenger-list was heavy.
Bernie was too much a gentleman to urge her into any step for which she was not ready, so he merely sighed when he saw his plans go astray, albeit confessing to moments of dismay as he foresaw himself growing old in the second-hand business.
The chamber was squalid and odorous; a tumbled couch, from which the occupant had leaped, showed that he had been calmly sleeping upon the scene of his crime.
One passage in Goethe's essay on the Pentateuch, appended to the West-Oestlicher Divan, is worth noting here as illustrating the ability of genius to cherish and propagate historical fallacies.
The episode isworth noting as indicating the qualities which still attach to orthodox propaganda.
The opinion deliberately expressed in this connection by the late Professor Bain is worth noting:-- "It can at last be clearly seen what was the motive of Carlyle's perplexing style of composition.
It is worth noting that a number of specimens were found in the cremation cemetery at Borgstedterfeld near Rendsburg.
The point is worth noting, as it is very characteristic of Arabi's attitude towards humanity at large without distinction of race or creed.
At sunrise they went ashore with the boat in search of whatever might be worth noting.
At all events the agreement is worth noting as a hint for future research.
An observation I have made, which may be worth noting, is that Assyria seems to occupy, in relation to Babylonia, somewhat the same position as Peru to the more ancient and greater centres of culture in Mexico and Central America.
It may be worth noting that in the elections of 1765 the new vestryman stood third in popularity in the Truro church and fifth in that of Fairfax.
It is worth noting in connection with this last sentence that Washington used only a single French expression with any frequency, and that he always wrote "faupas.
The quotation already given which said that no picture accurately resembled him in the minute traits of his person is worth noting.
If this regeneration of farm life were wholly material it would be worth noting; for it promises a prosperity built on foundations sufficiently strong to withstand ordinary storms.
The financial status of the Grange itself is worth noting.
The immediate context of the prohibition is worth notingin each case; it seems to throw light upon the scope of the prohibition.
The evidence of Martyrologies and Calendars is worth noting as indicating the tradition on the subject.
This is worth noting, because such a tie would naturally arise from comradeship in early years, and of this comradeship St John's Gospel speaks.
This coincidence, though in a small matter, is worth noting.
It is worth noting that in St John's Gospel we find no trace of the preeminence of these three; this falls in with the hypothesis of the author being the Apostle John, who carefully avoids mention of himself.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "worth noting" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
