Sentence examples for found it noteworthy from inspiring English sources

The professors found it noteworthy that neither the Value Line nor the brokerage analysts expected that value stocks would outperform growth stocks.

From the bathroom came a single plink of falling water; in hindsight, Andreas found it noteworthy that the officer had shown no interest in the bathroom.

Some commentators found it noteworthy that a nice guy like Denzel Washington won the Oscar this year for portraying a despicable detective in "Training Day," but he wasn't exactly warm and fuzzy in REMEMBER THE TITANS (2000) either.

It is doubtful that his family was wealthy or aristocratic, but, since he found it noteworthy that he sometimes worked with his own hands, it may be assumed that he was not a common labourer.

I've long been curious about the relations of directors and actors, and, in particular, the way that the sense of a performance differs on different sides of the camera, and I found it noteworthy that Penn, who is very good in the movie (albeit in a small role), felt himself to have been inadequately engaged in the creative process by the director.

He found it noteworthy that while the scientists were expected to present their ideas in terms that laymen could understand — "We're expected to do science lite" — the economists and the financiers hadn't indulged their scientific counterparts with any primer for the financial crisis or what was happening in Europe.

QUESTION FROM ST: Regarding the lack of diversity question among clerks, isn't it disingenuous for the Justices to find it noteworthy to speak at non-elite universities, but not recruit there.

While this difference did not reach statistical significance (P = 0.097), we find it noteworthy that the same phenotype was observed with both in vitro mutagenesis of a clade B Env, and our naturally occurring clade C primary isolates.

Also, we find it noteworthy that extended-release memantine treatment demonstrated significant benefits on behavioral symptoms (NPI), in spite of a robust placebo response (Fig.  2d).

We also find it noteworthy that INSL4, INSL6 and relaxin-1 are the most recent members of the family to emerge and all appear to be under the effects of positive Darwinian selection.

We find it noteworthy that the B-RIFIN group could be further subdivided into three subsets, namely B1, B2 and B3, whereas the A-RIFINs did not form any obvious clusters (Fig. 2).