Sentence examples for always notable from inspiring English sources
"My experience is that first ladies are always notable.
Shorter's improvising was always notable for its great harmonic and rhythmic sophistication.
The Christmas season is always notable for performances of Handel's "Messiah".
His schnoz, always notable, has become more so; he now looks weirdly like Joe Pepitone, that other, lesser New York swinger of the sixties.
And like a fabled Springsteen concert — always notable for its deck-clearing thoroughness — "Born to Run" achieves the sensation that all the relevant questions have been answered by the time the lights are turned out.
But Mr. Gomes is always notable for both the conviction of his acting (even in the cartoon style demanded by "Le Corsaire": "You want me to free the slave girls? Hmmm. O.K"). and the quality of his partnering.
He has always been notable for his slowness.
Conversely, geek culture has always been notable for its tolerance.
Although celibacy is postulated for the Buddhist clergy everywhere, there have always been notable exceptions.
The biggest American player, Bechtel, whose directors include former Secretary of State George P. Shultz, has always been notable for its political connections.
Commercial country music, more than any other pop genre besides hip-hop, is often politicized; although this is changing, and there have always been notable exceptions, country is a largely conservative scene.
