Sentence examples for how notable from inspiring English sources

How notable incidents were defined and graded was vague and changed over time.

The most notable, and commendable, aspect of Mr. Armstrong's performance as the drug pusher St. Jimmy is how notable it is not, in a fundamental sense.

One measure of that shift is how notable it seems for the Republican-controlled House and Democratic-controlled Senate merely to pass a "continuing resolution" averting a government shutdown at the end of this month.

And no company, no matter how notable or buzzy, is immune from having to pay attention to this area.

Sterling and Lebkowsky, they chat and they dissect and I find myself nodding and sighing in equal parts, delighted at the astute observations (Sterling's apt summation: "An extraordinary atmosphere of sullen, baffled evil, as the year opens") but also realizing how deep is the craving for, and how notable the lack of, such intelligent discussion elsewhere in various tech forums.

The sisters were milling about in the celebrity funeral section, where there was information on where and how notables were buried, like the football coach Vince Lombardi.

That's a first, which makes "This is How" a notable book in my mind, if not exactly a beloved one.

Another example of how entertainment notables can be more complex than they seem: Bil Keane's "The Family Circus" humor comic was warm and sentimental, so its creator was also warm and sentimental -- right?

If anything, it's notable how mundane the objects are, an indication of how easy  this modeling process  — once mainly the purview of laser scanners — has become.

It is notable how quickly the Dutch athlete moves around the court, and how much ground she covers, anticipating again and again where the ball will come back to her. 1.14pm BST Tennis Khanthasit takes it to 40-30, but Vergeer reaches deuce with a cross-court forehand, then takes the advantage.

It is notable how this investigation came to be.