It was notable for its incorporation of contemporary themes in its illustrations and for its use of both traditional and computer-based production techniques.
It was notable for its intonation.
It therefore supported Gordon Brown's 12-point autonomy plan, arguing that it was "notable" for its "level of detail".
When "The West Wing" began in 1999, it was notable for its sparkling repartee, dense dialogue and erudite references.
While the strike was one of many involving Paterson's silk workers over the years, it was notable for its impact -- 23,000 workers went out for five months.
The short speech was no disaster, but it was notable for its absence of any reference to the touchstone issues that appeal to the evangelical right.
Mr. Keenlyside's performance in the title role has received a lasting testimonial in the second edition of The New Grove Dictionary of Music and Musicians: it was "notable for its single-minded intensity".
In 1965 he was a founding member of the Thad Jones-Mel Lewis Orchestra, a band whose Ellingtonian harmonies, humor and new instrumental palette -- it was notable for its two soprano saxophonists -- set the template for a great deal of post-Count Basie big-band writing.
If we take the Arab Spring as a springboard for democracy in a region where it was notable for its absence, the result so far of course has been decidedly limited democratic change and a great deal of upheaval.
It was notable for its use of images by photographer Robert Mapplethorpe, whose estate actually approached Simons about working together.
Still, it seems surprisingly clever and witty" In a DVD review of the first season, David B. Grelck gave the episode a rating of ½/5 and calls it "the first season at its worst" and continues that it was "notable for introducing Mr. Burns and (a strangely African-American) Smithers, but otherwise boring and preachy".
