Sentence examples for far more notable from inspiring English sources

Something far more notable happened Tuesday night in Detroit than simply a playoff baseball game.

And on that front, at least, the changes have been far more notable than most Americans realize.

But BT's acquisition of Champions League rights from the start of the 2015-16 season is a far more notable achievement.

At one point he faced 18 deliveries for two runs, a passage of play far more notable than the routine clubbing of sixes.

The books are far more notable for malaise, atmospherics, sexual chemistry and vast amounts of swirling tobacco smoke and mind-muddling alcohol, without which justice could apparently never prevail.

Far more notable is an enigmatic newcomer: the turbocharged 2.3-litre EcoBoost four-cylinder engine.

Only two films released that month earned as much, says Mr Kotick, and they cost far more to make.Another notable difference, says Mr Gibson, is that in the games world, sequels often outsell the original game something that is very unusual in the movie business.

A clever if modest study of the strains that success can put on a sturdy friendship, the play is less flashy but far more appealing than Mr. Moses' notable previous drama about the anxieties and rewards of the artistic life, "Bach at Leipzig".

But although their resources are far more modest they have achieved some notable successes.One of them has been to get young Americans engaged with the game.

Increasingly, breakfast-time eateries (with some notable exceptions) are far more likely to offer lattes and cappuccinos and croissants than mugs of sweet, milky tea and latherings of dubious pork products.

That's why critical taste and advocacy — in effect, the recognition of the artists of today as the notables of tomorrow — matter far more than "entertainment chatter".