Sentence examples for is always notable from inspiring English sources

The Christmas season is always notable for performances of Handel's "Messiah".

But Mr. Gomes is always notable for both the conviction of his acting (even in the cartoon style demanded by "Le Corsaire": "You want me to free the slave girls? Hmmm. O.K"). and the quality of his partnering.

Oprah Winfrey - The big O is always notable, but this year she's really stuck the news, including an apology for sexual harassment at her girls' school in South Africa, and her highly visible support of Barack Obama.

"My experience is that first ladies are always notable.

Shorter's improvising was always notable for its great harmonic and rhythmic sophistication.

It's always notable when the most famous athlete in the sport takes on a cause, but this isn't unusual for James who has made similar statements to commemorate the lives of Trayvon Martin and Mike Brown.

Still, the nation that became the U.S. was always notable for the degree to which home ownership was widely distributed across the population.

Because Google.com is usually ad-free and not for sale to others, it's always notable when Google decides to take advantage of the most valuable ad space on the Internet for itself.

Meanwhile, the IFA and H&E analyses of continuous slices showed that in the Emuc-expression positive areas, diffuse inflammation and tissue damage were always notable, and vice versa (Fig. 1I), indicating the close association of Emuc expression and the pathological changes.

The current vice president has never been at a loss for words and even while he is attending the Olympics in Vancouver is always ready to give a notable comment.

In a subregion that is always vulnerable, this figure was notable.