Sentence examples for it's notably from inspiring English sources

Perhaps not unexpectedly for something that claims to offer "a murder detective's point of view on murder", it's notably dark.

It's notably strange stuff.

In fact, it's notably efficient and careful.

Nowadays this sort of club-aware electronic soul isn't just a British phenomenon — listen to "Head Shake" by the Swedish producer Saturday, Monday with the yelping singer Julia Spada — but it's notably un-American.

It's notably beefier than other recent models.

It's notably the case for Thermoactinomyces vulgaris in composting facilities where aerial concentrations can reach high values of more than 107 CFU·m− 3.

(It is, notably, Barack Obama's program to allow undocumented immigrants who came to the US as children and graduated from high school to remain without fear of deportation).

During its early years, it was notably unsuccessful: plentiful supplies of oil kept the price low throughout the 1960s.

But it is notably short on specifics about Google's business.

It is notably worse than was Mitt Romney's image among Latinos in 2012, a year in which he won only 27% of Latino votes.

Yet for a movie ostensibly about therapy, it is notably uncritical and incurious about its principal players.