Sentence examples for are really notable from inspiring English sources

He and Don Henley are really notable for how resentful they are about their lack of respect.

But what was really notable about the new California law was the way it happened.

"What is really notable in this movie is that it truly shows how the women, especially [Chavez's] wife, were an important part of his life and how there were people in that community that made the movement possible," Dawson added.

What was really notable in Theresa May's speech calling for an early election was the almost total lack of the usual democratic bullshit – all those fading pieties about how the people must have their say and the government must be made up of the representatives they choose.

The 2-1 win – enough to see them climb to fourth spot – was really only notable for the "hole-in-one" celebration routine after Mario Gómez's opener.

Obviously this is most notable for the eponymous ape, but the dinosaur effects are really very good.

It is notable that the SAR values reported in a number of experiments [14 17] are really close to the above theoretical estimates.

On a related note, the trends of takedowns aren't really notable this year; though The Guardian points out that there was a 70% increase in takedown requests versus the previous six-month period (92 vs. 54), they neglect to note that the six-month period before that (i.e. January-June 2010) had a whopping 128.

To find something of this date, of this subject, of this importance is really a very notable moment".

Those teams comprise of founders originating from seven countries: Colombia, Holland, Ireland, Serbia, Solvenia Spain, and the UK, so a pretty diverse bunch, which isn't really notable for a multicultural city like London.

These contributions were only really notable for how nakedly they pushed a pro-Saudi line.