Sentence examples for is mainly notable from inspiring English sources

The Summer of British Film is mainly notable for who, and what, is missing.

It is mainly notable for location, location, location: the only Maya ruin in Mexico with an ocean view.

(Woolfe) 'The Martyrs' (Friday and Sunday) This opera, with music by Thomas Pasatieri and a text by Daphne Malfitano, is mainly notable for its star: the soprano Catherine Malfitano, the librettist's mother and a legendary diva.

(Olive Films; Blu-ray, $29.95; DVD, $24.95; not rated) In Old Arizona This early sound western, which, surprisingly but encouragingly, has been restored and released in a handsome Blu-ray edition by 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment, is mainly notable for two things: winning a best actor Oscar for its star, Warner Baxter, and costing the right eye of its first director, Raoul Walsh.

For all the prettiness of the three entwined voices, and the spark between Charles Kelley and Hillary Scott on the snail's-pace duet Cold As Stone, Own the Night is mainly notable for the way it papers over emotional cracks (As You Turn Away: "No, we can't be friends/ I don't think I can take seeing you and knowing where we've been") with beige wallpaper.

Gods Of Egypt, the Gerard-Butler-starring fantasy epic that recently bombed at the box office was mainly notable for inspiring a brief spurt of Twitter outrage over the casting of Scottish and Australian actors as warring Egyptian deities.

Tower of Hanoi findings were mainly notable for inefficient problem solving rather than impulsive behavior.

Mr. Foster's work is mainly in New York City, but many notable buildings in Bergen County are described in the book.

And it is mainly the south that enjoys a notable windfall from this relationship: an estimated $2 billion a year sent back to family members from the two million or so ethnic Vietnamese who now live in the United States -- double the total amount of foreign aid received by the government.

Pterosaurs were mainly absent from notable film appearances until 2001, with Jurassic Park III.

The overall composition of the COGs in the core and accessory genomes was mainly similar, the most notable (p-value ≤ 0.01) over-representations of accessory genome-encoded genes being associated with COG categories L (replication and repair) and Q (secondary metabolites biosynthesis, transport and catabolism).