Sentence examples for equally notable from inspiring English sources

There was also a more subdued but equally notable reaction.

Monson's rise in church affairs was equally notable.

Equally notable is the fact that eight members are former elected, federal, or military officials.

Equally notable, 4 of the 18 new foreign associates are women, and that category is often entirely female-free.

These two new books, notable for their absence of nostalgia, are equally notable for their absence of mystery.

The stance of the Democratic Leadership Council (DLC), the voice of pro-business Clintonian Democrats, is equally notable.

But some researchers believe 2010's melt was equally as notable as 2007's, given weather conditions that were favourable to the durability of ice.

But in a city where history is as stratified as lasagna, some argue that the Via dei Fori Imperiali has its own notable, equally valid past and so should be preserved.

It would be an over-reaction to write off Guardiola's purism but equally it is notable how his sides have – occasionally – been picked off by rapidly countering opponents: what Chelsea did to them on Saturday recalled what Real Madrid did to Guardiola's Bayern in the 2014 Champions League semi-final.

Su, at a press conference in Copenhagen, sneered at the American offer, saying it "cannot be regarded as remarkable or notable.” He had equally unkind words for the EU and Japanese proposals.

"Something Borrowed," perhaps out of a desire to be fair and nice to everyone, makes all of the characters pretty much equally dull, with the notable exception of Kate Hudson's Darcy, who is Rachel's lifelong best friend, Dex's fiancée, and thus the hypotenuse of an awkward love triangle.