Sentence examples for it is especially notable from inspiring English sources

Chisholm's experiment is important on its own terms, but it is especially notable now.

His score is full of hormonally fueled rock songs and melodic, Billy Joel-esque ballads about early-teenage concerns like the meaning of friendship, the cliquish strata of junior high school and the terrors of French kissing, but it is especially notable for its focus on the burning earnestness of youthful feelings.

It is especially notable for the inclusion of a Serkin favorite, Beethoven's Choral Fantasy.

And so it is especially notable that Scott Brown, Warren's opponent in the Massachusetts Senate race, came out to distance himself from Romney's remarks.

It is especially notable because she is working here virtually without a spotlight: Ms. Lavin is the ostensible star; Ms. Niemietz and Ms. Champlin are ostensibly the subjects.

It is especially notable that users are capable of storing and accessing more and larger videos than before.

It's especially notable in a scene near the end when Theron's character delivers a clunky speech about refugees.

It's especially notable because some pundits questioned whether "Moonlight" was too small, or too diverse, to kindle Academy voters' interest.

It's especially notable since the reading material in last year's gift bags was the coming-of-age story "The Perks of Being A Wallflower".

It was especially notable that CeO2, which was a significant generator of free radicals in the EPR assay, showed no significant activity in the DCFH assay.

It was especially notable that the cytochrome c of Paracoccus denitrificans, which is not processed by HCCS, has a phenylalanine residue spaced only one residue differently than in mitochondrial cytochromes c [13].