Sentence examples for is so notable from inspiring English sources
It underlined the vigour and clarity Gilbert brings to contemporary repertoire and why his approach to music is so notable.
That's one of the reasons the agreement with Amazon.com is so notable: it represents the U.S.P.S. acting within its limited power to become more profitable.
What is so notable, or objectionable, about the fact that only a few works in any artistic genre linger beyond the time of their creation?
"Generally you can't expect this region to have the population growth of other areas," Mr. Spruck said, "and so that is why this development is so notable".
In a region where other leaders have been far less compassionate, Merkel's voice of sympathy is so notable that her name is now even being bandied about as a contender for the Nobel Peace Prize.
(Part of the reason Mr. Washington's performance is so notable is that he's the closest thing to a character in the movie; everyone else stands around and watches him emote, or, in the case of the racist cops, glares at him as he emotes).
This might not have been so notable, except that the treasurer of the Myrtle Beach chapter was being paid by the Gingrich campaign.
Federico's own virtues were so notable and diverse as to mark him as a possible model for Rabelais's humanistic giant, Gargantua.
It wasn't the quality of the coverage but the sheer volume of it that was so notable, such a great and terrible thing.
