Sentence examples for anything notable from inspiring English sources

If there was anything notable about this Arsenal victory it was perhaps simply the peculiar atmosphere inside the Emirates.

For my money he had burned out pretty early – I never read anything notable by him written after 1972.

If Monroe was the individual hoops' soloist raised to its highest degree yet, the Knicks seemed an odd fit they were, if anything, notable for how much the individual players' skills were easily absorbed into the overall effort.

This thing launched three months ago and it's still devoid of anything notable.

All we can see at this time is the backside, which doesn't reveal anything notable.

The archbishop will be seated in it by the Dean of Canterbury Cathedral, the Very Rev Robert Willis. 7. Anything notable about the guestlist?

Most of the time, the tests didn't turn up anything too notable.

As a captain, Strauss was always proficient with the media - calm, measured, able to speak on a topic for some time without actually saying anything that notable.

We'd love if you could send video or audio recordings -- or anything else notable -- to us here.

If anything, it's notable how mundane the objects are, an indication of how easy  this modeling process  — once mainly the purview of laser scanners — has become.

It might not be for you if … You don't think they've managed to add anything remarkable or notable to the noisy, punk canon.