Sentence examples for if not notably from inspiring English sources
The music of Act II, performed complete, was pulsing, glitteringly orchestrated and harmonically pungent if not notably adventurous.
Today, laughter is a thriving, if not notably jolly, field of study whose members are scattered across the academic spectrum, from literature and history to linguistics and neuroscience.
On Monday night, at the New York Public Library Young Lions Fiction Award ceremony, a crowd that was certainly young, if not notably ferocious, sipped wine in small groups near the bar.
By Victoria Loustalot March 17, 2009 On Monday night, at the New York Public Library Young Lions Fiction Award ceremony, a crowd that was certainly young, if not notably ferocious, sipped wine in small groups near the bar.
This notable feat is attributable to a careful marshaling of her high, pure and flexible, if not notably complex, lyric coloratura, and a punishing regimen for strengthening her diaphragm and breath control.
The house — for the most part designed by Mr. Clutter, who thereby proved himself a sensible and sedate, if not notably decorative, architect — had been built in 1948 for forty thousand dollars.
The Supreme Court still has to issue one more ruling on the matter, but that is really only a question of when it will happen (not, notably, "if it will happen" or "which way the ruling will go").
If the rains hadn't come, the odds against England's survival were not notably high.
These were not notably successful.
Not, notably, "To the End".
