Sentence examples for Quite notably from inspiring English sources
Quite notably, however, Numenius declares that he will be guided in his investigation by the Timaeus (referring to Timaeus 27d-28a; fr. 7.8-12 7.8-12
Quite notably, every single gene of this operon presented evidence of horizontal gene transfer.
Sombrely dressed today, he was quite notably handsome.
Kovalchuk scored a team-high 37 goals in the regular season and has seven more in the playoffs, but, quite notably, he also plays defense.
It was, quite notably, the first game of its kind to boast a convincingly realistic physics engine – one that took into account all four wheels of a car, rather than, as in most racing games, an invisible pivot point in the center of the vehicle.
The failures include, quite notably, the astonishing neglect of elementary education in India, with a quarter of the population and indeed half the women still illiterate.
He's on Dawson City (3.30) in the staying handicap chase, a horse who's been running consistently well without quite winning, notably when a loose horse unsighted him at Chepstow in December as he led over the third-last.
After our various disappointments, we didn't expect much from desserts, but two choices were quite satisfying, notably an apple crisp, served warm with vanilla ice cream and a mildly tart Key lime pie with graham cracker crust.
Some of the cinematic sequences are quite good, notably a jazz-scored appearance by a seemingly supernatural villain named Fortune, who repeatedly screams "kill me" as bullets swerve around her, and the first appearance of Metal Solid Ray, a gigantic robot tank that dives into the ocean like a monster from an old Japanese science-fiction movie.
In many ways, France and America clash so often not because they are so irreconcilably different, but because they are so alike.The modern French and American polities may have evolved quite differently, notably where the role of the state is concerned, but both emerged as highly codified, anti-clerical, secular republics.
Among the accelerator-based neutron sources, the ones that are driven by electron Linacs still appear quite attractive, notably in the case of cross-section measurements with the time-of-flight method.
