Sentence examples for doubly notable from inspiring English sources

There are thought to be fewer than 100 pairs remaining in the wild of this tiny, critically-endangered wader, which is doubly notable: it is the only sandpiper with a spatulate bill, giving it a faintly comic air, and it has dropped in numbers by 90 per cent in a decade, putting it on the fast track to extinction.

Now 90, the duchess is doubly famous.

In this context, the date of the Oklahoma City attack was doubly significant, falling on two notable anniversaries.

And what's doubly strange to me is that, with notable exceptions such as Nicole Kidman and her proboscis in The Hours, this particular syndrome seems to affect male leads as much – if not more than – women (maybe because, the culture being what it is, women deemed deserving of the biopic treatment are often attractive to begin with).

You feel it doubly.

Doubly so, in fact.

This is doubly unconvincing.

It was notable that, post-Warner, the lovely warm ovation from the same section of the crowd as Clarke walked off having been dismissed for a brilliant 187 seemed doubly refreshing.

It's doubly embarrassing".

This was doubly significant.

Israelis are doubly worried.