Sentence examples similar to are not particularly notable from inspiring English sources

There are other attributes to the Kindle Oasis that aren't particularly notable.

Since Florida was close all along, it's not particularly notable that many pollsters had Romney ahead.

Rodriguez's homerless streak is not particularly notable, at least when the impending milestone is taken out of the picture.

Her vocals are stacked thick and placed loud in the mix, but while they're noticeable, they're not particularly notable apart from their arrangements.

"How come you so against black?" Although Janie spends much of the book struggling to gain the right to speak her mind, she is not particularly notable for her eloquence.

That's not particularly notable, except that this is a Justin Bieber video, so it appears the folks behind the Biebs are ready to start edging him toward a more mature audience.

Brett Davinger of the California Literary Review wrote that, while the episode's plot was "not particularly notable" on the surface, it manages to work "because of Rainn Wilson's commitment to it".

While the player isn't particularly notable by itself, it achieves some relevance with the fact that it comes preloaded with many MP3s.

The potato flavor isn't particularly notable, but the chocolate-dipped vanilla cone you can get afterward will swaddle you in a dreamy, childlike warmth that will erase any memories of what you previously ate.

With the notable exception of Mr.Ed, members of the equine species are not particularly verbose, so having an open discussion with your horse is not a viable option.

It's not particularly special or notable.