Sentence examples for hugely notable from inspiring English sources
Clinton is someone who is known for doing that math, and her and Holders's decisions to venture away from pragmatism and civility is hugely notable.
The British ranks include a hugely notable turn from Gary Wood as Paul, the self-revealing gay man whose monologue-as-confessional commendably skirts the mawkish, while Scarlett Strallen's Cassie, the star part in a show about anonymity as the chorus dancer's lot, emerges as unusually battered and bruised.
The Otto acquisition is hugely notable, not only for the technology but the personnel involved.
The irrational traits they uncovered are, to pick one notable example, hugely important in understanding the causes of the current economic crisis, which has its roots in (among others) the overconfidence bias and the illusion of skill.
"Fantasia" was hugely popular, and made a notable contribution to cultivating a wider appreciation of classical music.
Ruined during the slighting, the great tower is notable for its huge corner turrets, essentially hugely exaggerated Norman pilaster buttresses.
It was notable, too, how the Samsung's hugely impressive black level, contrast and backlight performance was only marginally impacted compared with the 65Z9F by switching to really aggressive brightness and color settings.
It won the Academy Award for Best Foreign Film and was hugely praised at the time and still considered highly notable.
Qatar is staking its claim to be a hugely powerful cultural capital, one that gains status points by attracting notable foreigners to its blue-chip events.
It may have cost upwards of $300m, but the critics - with a few notable exceptions - have responded positively to the film's hugely impressive technical achievements and Cameron's continuing ability to tell a great story.
