Sentence examples for has always been notable from inspiring English sources
He has always been notable for his slowness.
Conversely, geek culture has always been notable for its tolerance.
The biggest American player, Bechtel, whose directors include former Secretary of State George P. Shultz, has always been notable for its political connections.
17), in which he says Woods's "multiethnic background has always been notable in a sport lacking diversity," is so far from the truth about golf and its players that whatever merit there is to women's membership in Augusta is overshadowed.
There is nothing obviously academic about Ms. Kuras's work, which has always been notable for its moody lyricism and loose-limbed spontaneity, but she credits her scholarly background as an important foundation.
But today, Woods, whose multiethnic background has always been notable in a sport lacking diversity, offered a more elaborate opinion on golf's most vexing issue -- the exclusion of women as members at Augusta National Golf Club, home of the Masters.
Commercial country music, more than any other pop genre besides hip-hop, is often politicized; although this is changing, and there have always been notable exceptions, country is a largely conservative scene.
There have always been notable wine producers in the south: Mastroberardino in Campania, Cosimo Taurino in Puglia, Duca di Salaparuta (Corvo), and Regaliali in Sicily and, just barely, Sella & Mosca in Sardinia.
Of course, Hollywood has always been a community of notable émigrés, whether Charlie Chaplin or Ernst Lubitsch, F. W. Murnau or Alfred Hitchcock, and the rise of Hitler accelerated the influx of foreign-born directors who nourished the industry with their art.
In fact, to these many countries in Africa, China has always been a welcoming phenomenon notable examples being Somalia's immediate neighbours in the Horn of Africa such as Ethiopia, the Sudan, Eritrea and Djibouti.
