Sentence examples for each notably from inspiring English sources

Several of the dancers are still unfamiliar faces; each — notably Aaron Loux, William Smith III and Spencer Ramirez — is very welcome.

None was disappointed by the quality of the work, but each – notably Tom Maschler – proclaimed that Sillitoe's representations of working-class existence were based upon a bizarre dystopian hypothesis.

For proof, we tasted five different reds from the Ribeira Sacra region of Galicia, each in its own way a star, but each notably different from the other.

Conclusions can be drawn about the sensitivity and specificity of the different IgM detection methods from same-sample comparisons of the rate of correct calls achieved by each, notably from the comparison between ELISA and immunofluorescence assays.

In addition, numerous events and festivals are organized each year, notably the Carnival of Nice, which dates from 1873, but also including the open tennis tournament.

While the number of human cases from these two pathogens has so far been limited, the death rates for each are notably high.

Kurds have even fought each other, notably in Iraq, when the rival Peshmerga militias loyal to the two main parties fought a mini-civil war in the mid-nineteen-nineties.

While there's only been a few collections to compare, it looks like Green has that magic that we look for in fashion designers: the ability to create a brand identity – volume, street influences, sculptural shapes – while making each collection notably different.

Finally, 1080 Naive Bayes binary models, trained using ChEMBL [43] bioactivities, were used to predict likely (human) protein targets for each structure (notably, the organism of interest is not human for the example, but these descriptors act as reasonable generic biological descriptors [44]).

Neither of these arguments is frivolous, but each departs notably from the original Constitution.

Fujishima provided the character with two sisters — Skuld and Urd — each with notably different personalities from her own.