Sentence examples for be especially notable from inspiring English sources

But Steinmeier's appointment would be especially notable in light of last week's U.S. presidential election.

That would be a record amount by a presidential candidate, and would be especially notable because Mr. Bush faces no serious opposition for his party's nomination.

Math gains may be especially notable: For years, thousands of high school students in Montgomery failed their final exams in math.

This sturdy but familiar tale of childhood friends (played by Ethan Hawke and Mark Ruffalo) drawn grimly into the underworld wouldn't be especially notable if not for Ruffalo's savage turn as a family man on a dedicated course of self-destruction; it's one of the great lost performances of recent years.

Thus, it may be especially notable that race/ethnicity differences were found, given the lower proportions of some minority groups, better health, and greater rates of insurance in the study sample.

This was especially notable, given that the restaurant had advertised as being vegetarian, according to Singaporean news site Asia One.

Appetizers were especially notable.

Two such pageant dramas are especially notable.

It's been especially notable in the last couple weeks".

Benjamin Millepied was especially notable for his mercurial leaps.

But the community-college proposal is especially notable.