Sentence examples for about notably those from inspiring English sources

Mr. Alexander told fellow tax lawyers and journalists that he was appalled at some of the investigative techniques he had learned about, notably those used in a 1971 investigation of offshore tax evasion.

As protests against the proprietors' policies mounted, the crown in 1752 assumed control over the colony; subsequently, many of the restrictions that the settlers had complained about, notably those discouraging the institution of slavery, were lifted.

The overall unit design is quite nice, it's minimalistic, with only a couple of input buttons to worry about, notably the power button.

It includes several long, popular romances, notably those about the heroes Hugdietrich, Ortnit, and Wolfdietrich.

Internationally, Haussmann is celebrated for much that is loved about the French capital; notably those wide avenues flanked with imposing buildings of neatly dressed ashlar and intricate wrought iron balconies.

Overall, though, this was a year in which the art world faced up to some uncomfortable home truths about its history, most notably those chapters of it that have only recently been sketched in.

There was plenty for the new manager to be pleased about, notably first-half performances by Chris Burke and Shaun Maloney, with Alan Hutton also looking in better form than in recent times.

It's a struggle Rodriguez has been vocal about — notably in an impromptu speech during the Television Critics Assn.

If you see a claim that inequality is up, there are lots of things you could be unequal about, notably: wealth, income, consumption.

Various modifications followed Fourneyron's design, notably those of James Thomson (about 1851) and James B. Francis (1855), using radial flow inward.

The latter disclosure, the judge found, could have led an investor to conclude, erroneously, that "anything that Morgan Stanley said about LVMH, notably about its faults and weaknesses, could only be true".