Sentence examples for is so noteworthy from inspiring English sources

But it his mere presence in the race that is so noteworthy.

Critics have challenged WikiLeaks about its decision to publish the screenplay, asking: what is so noteworthy about such a leak?

That's why the rapid ascent of the designer Julian Louie, 25, (bottom right) and the model Jacquelyn Jablonski -- two of the young guns in The Nifty 50 (T: The Times Style Magazine's inaugural list of American up-and-comers) -- is so noteworthy.

This is why Apple's work in raising awareness of and advocating for accessibility is so noteworthy and appreciated.

It's a shame really that today, 20 years after the game was released, such a quality is so noteworthy.

John Roberts's performance in this is so noteworthy and exceptional that it deserves to be contrasted with the approach taken by associate Justice Antonin Scalia who, it would seem, prefers his ideology even over his own precedent and/or originalism.

Normally this would not be so noteworthy; the touring captain usually has an early outing.

"It's so noteworthy because it was a historic milestone," Fishler told Reuters.

That is why the September results of some magazines -- which also include Maxim, Fitness and Child -- are so noteworthy.

Selig's silence would not be so noteworthy if it weren't part of a larger pattern.

Constantine's laws in many instances extended or even rendered hereditary those enforced responsibilities, thus laying the foundations for the system of collegia, or hereditary state guilds, that was to be so noteworthy a feature of late-Roman social life.