Sentence examples for immediately notable from inspiring English sources

Some effects are immediately notable.

As with Episode 4, what's most immediately notable is the preponderance of guest stars and returning favorites.

ONE of my favorite barks is not immediately notable for its color or its texture, until you take a longer look.

The Rockies were immediately notable for the high scores of their home games, which were largely a result of the relative lack of resistance to batted balls in the thin air at Denver's high elevation and the effects of the dry climate on the balls' leather covering.

There are other immediately notable things about the US politicians' composite face: the gender, for example, and race.

But it is immediately notable because it is the first full service modern hotel property at Alta, in turn one of America's most prized destination ski resorts.

It won't deliver a trainload of money immediately like some notable Internet flameouts, such as theglobe.com, but it will deliver solid gains as an IPO and steady returns as a seasoned stock.

Immediately the crowd, featuring a notable number in their 60s and 70s, swarmed as women positioned themselves to take selfies with Abby, and sometimes with the both of them.

In the months immediately following the unrest, two notable developments emerged at Johns Hopkins.

The sentence immediately set me thinking of other notable displacements: my body displaces the air; my skeleton displaces my skin; my voice displaces the silence, and so on.

Holmes's first touchdown in particular was notable, because it came immediately after a fan eluded security for an 80-yard jaunt downfield.