Sentence examples for are notable on from inspiring English sources

These new ultra-social ways of life are notable on their own, but in addition, they are also responsible, in the current hypothesis, for the unique ways in which human beings (i) think about the world and (ii) relate to one another not just as social but as moral agents.

Kennedy's absence was notable on Westbound (1959), which was one of the series' lesser entries.

Colleagues said this research in the Middle Awash Valley was notable on two counts.

But Mrs. Gibson's work, colleagues say, was notable on several counts.

Live broadcasts of the attacks in Lahore were notable on Friday for failing to refer to the Ahmadis as Muslims.

Apart from providing a geometric framework for Newton's method of fluxions, the treatise is notable on several counts.

The arms-sales proposals drawn up in July, in meetings between Chinese company officials and Libyan military attachés, were notable on several accounts, scholars and experts say.

The Latino presence at Sunday's ceremony was notable: on top of Iñárritu's victory, Mexican cinematographer Emmanuel Lubezki won his third Oscar in row for his work on The Revenant, after wins for Gravity and Birdman.

This particular lawsuit might not be notable on its own, but it is adding to the impression that Rutgers could not manage its way out of a three-car traffic jam, as Michael Rosenberg writes on SI.com.

And while the frequency of tweets ebbs and flows, the staying power of #ICantBreathe is notable on a network that tends to move quickly to the next new hashtag.

His work was notable on Thursday for a chilling moment in the second act when Dracula, played with somber dignity by Mark Roxey, strode implacably toward Molly Daly, who portrayed a woman he chose as his victim.