Sentence examples for just as notable from inspiring English sources

Just as notable as his qualities as a researcher and teacher, however, was his nature as a person.

If the Ulles had a year to set up shop in one of these quaint yet macho locales, they might seem just as notable.

Just as notable as who has been invited into the cozy intelligence reviews in Mr. Bush's living room, with its view of his private fishing pond, is the list of those not likely to be enjoying the view anytime soon.

Just as notable as its penchant for 16th-century (Wolf Hall), 19th-century (The Quickening Maze) and austerity Britain (The Little Stranger) is its neglect of a new novel of real distinction.

This, perhaps, is just as notable as the plans to upload the historic games.

Winston's off-field issues were just as notable as his on-field accolades, however, and Fisher adamantly defended his QB at all times.

Young shaver EM Forster was writing just as well – and notable precisely because he was so good at lamenting the passing of the previous era.

This isn't to say that the Grizzlies' offense, or lack thereof, wasn't an issue too, it just wasn't as notable as it was about what was most expected from them.

His reports can be callow and detached — "The way in which Negroes are occasionally lynched is cruel" — but just as often they display a notable lack of chauvinism.

P.S. Rohmer's film, though shot in 1959, wasn't released in France until 1962: the New Wave crested quickly and crashed just as quickly, leaving this and other notable films in the lurch for years and dashing such projects as Rohmer's adaptation of Dostoyevsky's "A Gentle Creature," which Robert Bresson ultimately filmed at the end of the decade.

And that is just as well, since there are those other notable performances still to come.