Sentence examples for even notable from inspiring English sources

This assimilation has been helped considerably by television and the movies, where gay characters pop up so regularly that it is no longer considered courageous or even notable.

Even notable evolutionary biologists in the twentieth century gave way to occasional progressivist language (e.g., Huxley 1953; Stebbins 1966; Ayala 1974).

The energy saved in carbon capture and storage is found to be significant and even notable, inducing an improvement of the overall power plant thermal efficiency of around 7% in some cases.

Irigaray is even notable as the representative of a French difference feminism insofar as she is interested in the concept of the feminine that is excluded by a discourse in which women are the other of men.

In fact, even notable gay rights supporters like Lady Gaga and Katy Perry are yet to have tweeted about the day.

Luvo Manyonga's Olympic achievement becomes even more notable.

Even more notable, perhaps, were the comments that readers left to explain their views.

The Cumberland Road, also known as the National Pike, was an even more notable road-building feat.

But even more notable than its popularity is its accessibility and authority.

Perhaps even more notable was the postgame posturing of Jennings, the Bucks' shot-happy point guard.

Now, a Preakness victory has made Stevens's return even more notable.