Sentence examples for is otherwise notable from inspiring English sources

He throws cutters and sliders to the outermost corners, and is otherwise notable for the clinging marmoset or shoeshine buffer attached to his lower chin.

But neither "Serial" (which is otherwise notable for its thoroughness) nor "Making a Murderer" ever addresses the question of what rights and considerations should be extended to victims of violent crime, and under what circumstances those might justifiably be suspended.

The market town, nestled in the borough of Havering, is otherwise notable for its local MP Andrew Rosindell, who campaigned at the last general election with a bulldog dressed in a Union Jack waistcoat.

Clinton's speech was otherwise notable for the degree to which she avoid mentioning any controversial topics – much like her address to an energy conference in Nevada during the summer.

"What's notable about him is that he is otherwise not a notable person," Mr. Doody said.

The remarkable consequence of carbonated water injection (CWI) is not only in lowering a green-house gas that is otherwise released into the atmosphere, but in its notable ability in increasing oil recovery from hydrocarbon reservoirs.

Sivaladapids are notable for including by far the youngest adapiforms; members of this group are otherwise known mostly from the Eocene, but several sivaladapids occurred during the Miocene.

The most-notable revelations were that candidate discourse was hopeful, media discourse was focused, and campaign settings forced elites to be far more transparent than they were otherwise.

Here are six surprises, snubs or otherwise notable narratives from Thursday announcement.

Here are the things I saw over the last four days at the Javits Center that I thought were interesting, pretty, odd, pitiful, or otherwise notable.

He was one of the brighter products of the coup system, otherwise notable for its duds.