Sentence examples for be notable both for from inspiring English sources

REPORTS can be notable both for what they say and for the people they are endorsed by.

The Gallery is notable both for its gayness and for the fact that the media, at least at first, wholly failed to acknowledge this about the book.

They are notable both for their austere sound -- emphasizing the gravitas of Mr. Cash's incomparable voice -- and the boldness of their song selection.

His reign was notable both for its reforms and as a period of cultural flowering in the period before the imposition of complete colonial rule.

Named PH1, it is notable both for the fact that it boasts four suns and for the method by which it was found.

Bush's response to the ruling was notable both for what it revealed about the Administration's stance on Guantánamo and for what it might mean for the politics of 2008.

The town of Sur, part of the larger city of Diyarbakir, is notable both for its historic buildings and for its recent public embrace of ethnic and religious diversity.

As he came to realize how he had harmed Giselle, he was overwhelmed with grief, and his second act was notable both for the brilliance of his dancing and for his sense of repentance.

His argument is notable both for presenting an approach to qualitative reasoning in which analogical reasoning and learning play crucial roles and for marshaling a wide variety of evidence, including the performance of AI systems.

On these shores, sea lavender honey is notable both for its mildness and its lovely pale yellow-green colour – though it's difficult to track down (you can sometimes find it at farmers markets in London and East Anglia).

As a wave of one-day walkouts by fast-food workers gains momentum in a push for a $15 hourly wage, the movement has been notable both for the prominence of young faces and for the audacity of their demand.