Sentence examples for interesting and notable from inspiring English sources
What makes the technology interesting and notable is not that it's necessarily the most secure – John admitted before that there are more secure means of online communication – but those tend to be hard to use and expensive.
None of the younger artists threaten to steal the spotlight from Noguchi, but there are some interesting and impressive pieces, the most notable being those of Yagi Kazuo.
A selection of 11 new and notable apps for you today: Here's an interesting move: Emmy-winning US TV show The Kennedys has its own iOS app, enabling people to stream the full eight-hour miniseries to their devices.
I invited Kirshenbaum to sift the results from the second survey, conducted in March, for findings that she saw as most interesting or notable.
Bloggers and blog readers interested in a particular topic identify posts on that topic that they find particularly interesting or notable.
The males in Patty's life frequently remark on how interesting and funny she is, but I didn't find her much of either, which was notable in a book that's interesting and funny on just about every page.
Some, notably the cruise day-excursionists, are in herds; but the more interesting species are notable for their designer sunglasses, elaborate outfits – and accents, which are not difficult to audit since everyone seems urgently to be issuing instructions into a mobile phone, in Italian, Russian or American.
Thistle Lane commemorates a handsome and interesting flower that attracts many handsome & interesting insects-notable a genus of butterflies known as Vanessa fabricius.
The resulting corpus, down to a few hundred thousand e-mails, helped to mark a shift in research premise from the cult of authorship (these texts are interesting because a notable mind made them) to the cult of the commons (these texts are interesting because of what, together, they show).
It is interesting that some notable representatives of the instrumental reason feel uneasiness in the face of their own achievements.
