Sentence examples for friends notably from inspiring English sources

Barbara found other friends, notably her immediate junior at Oxford, Michael Foot.

Some of their friends, notably those with more recognised learning difficulties, were able to get help and many have thrived.

Friends, notably in France, described the decision as likely to increase Germany's (and Europe's) dependency on Russian energy supply.

Hume's closest friends, notably Adam Smith and Mme de Boufflers, advised him against publishing his own version.

But little do they realize how much choosing the right friends – notably ones with empathy – could be beneficial during stressful times, a new Stanford study says.

Some of Reich's non-Miami friends, notably those on the editorial page of the Wall Street Journal, came to his defense.

After Cassavetes's untimely death in 1989, Gazzara appeared in several documentaries about his friend, notably Anything for John (1993), which reflected the admiration felt by his peers for that maverick film-maker.

Jane established a number of affairs with women friends, most notably with Cherifa, an 18-year-old grain-seller.

And in so doing they have antagonised their country's friends without notably hurting its enemies.Last year's folly was the Helms-Burton law against investment in Cuba.

Nixon, a man of few friends, was notably fond of Pakistan's military ruler, Yahya Khan, a gruff, dim-witted, whisky-drinking general.

But he has a few close writer friends, most notably Alan Hollinghurst, who won the Newdigate prize the year before Motion did.