Sentence examples similar to a notable symbol from inspiring English sources
In addition to technology, she has pushed tourism along the waterfront, where the most notable symbol is the Queen Mary, docked there and used as an entertainment center.
When some of Mr. Burford's paintings were shown at a gallery in Manhattan in 1966, Hilton Kramer wrote in The New York Times that "motifs drawn from carnival and circus life, from popular culture and nostalgic glimpses of forgotten wars are transformed into graphic symbols of a notable complexity".
They've usually been assigned a walk-on presence as the surly brats that divorcing parents fight over or as bland symbols of innocence under threat from some external menace – Skins, also written by Jack Thorne, being a notable exception.
The simplest was the arrowhead shape of the diple, or "double," a symbol used to highlight interesting lines of text in the same way that a modern writer might underline a notable passage.
With a notable exception.
There was a notable exception.
They found a notable pattern.
Greenpeace is a notable exception.
Dirksen is a notable debater.
