Sentence examples for features notably from inspiring English sources

The match displayed many of rugby's features, notably the up-and-under, which seemed more suited to Crawley's Matt Harrold and Rhys Murphy than to York's Vadaine Oliver.

And shouldn't C4's governance and accountability arrangements be reformed to mimic some of the features – notably a degree of separation from management – of the BBC Trust?

Though Kean had handsome features, notably unusually expressive eyes, he was small, with a voice that was harsh, forceful, and commanding rather than melodious.

Paleontologists interpret bivalves on the basis of shell features, notably shell and ligament structure, arrangement of hinge teeth, and body form as interpreted from internal muscle scars.

Data indicates that mass shootings are contagious and predictable, and that many killers share certain features — notably, as in the case of the shooting earlier this month at a church in Sutherland Springs, Texas, a history of domestic violence.

Nevertheless, these extra pelvic rays and a few other features, notably the structure of the otoliths ("ear stones," used in maintaining balance), indicate that the zeiforms are beryciform relatives that have independently attained the perciform evolutionary level.

Then again, the other half of a normal Lib Dem speech is devoted to attacking the Conservatives – a feature notably absent this time.

One feature notably absent is the ability to reply to messages.

The Silencer has a "lift" button, which essentially focuses the laser sensor, a "feature" notably absent in every other mouse on the market.

This newer model lacks some of the features that the Rio 800 boasts, like a microphone for voice recording, but it does offer a car cassette adapter a feature notably absent from its predecessor.

Most compelling among those features is a vision system capable of tracking subjects — a feature notably absent on the Karma, in spite of the product and company's adventure-sport focus.