Sentence examples for Much notable from inspiring English sources

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Lester Holt tried mightily to smack down Trump's constant interruptions, but without much notable success.

There was the birth of his third child, but nothing much notable happened for him on the field.

George W. Bush tried to talk some sense into House Republicans this week, without much notable success.

The next two films in the Choi saga deal with him forming and growing his taekwondo foundation and dealing with the cartoonishly evil South Koreans and there isn't much notable other than a sweet frontflip Choi hucks over a car.

He is much more notable for the critical attention he devotes to his sources.

That's what makes it so much more notable when she lets loose, drops her guard and just sings unvarnished.

Okay, it says "Best" in the title, but this weekly post is as much about notable new apps.

But I think watching the show from Britain gives it a slightly different spin: Kimmy's good cheer isn't so much as notable as downright exotic.

Petro Poroshenko, Ukraine's president, was glad-handed by pretty much every notable in town before announcing that Ukraine was "close to the point of no return", which he defined as "full-scale war".

In the admittedly professional ranks of the sport, all eyes this weekend were on the big clash between the Heat and Lakers, its grudge match quality making the Lakers' victory all that much more notable.