Sentence examples for made the notable from inspiring English sources

Leon Eisenberg, an early pioneer in psychopharmacology at Harvard, once made the notable historical observation that "in the first half of the 20th century, American psychiatry was virtually 'brainless.'.

In most cases reasonable predictions were made, the notable exception being the overprediction of the fatigue threshold load in double lap joints tested at 90°C.

Lamb had been insistent that Page 3 should not be sleazy (his deputy Bernard Shrimsley once making the notable retouching instruction: "Nipples too fantastic – make nipples less fantastic"), and he gave final say over publication of each day's photo to the women's editor, Joyce Hopkirk.

While Kidd and Martin posted the high numbers, Jefferson made the most notable plays.

But even if no decision about whom to select was reached at the time, what made the discussion notable was that the committee was engaged in constructive discourse with a principal, who was used to making such decisions alone.

Activision-Blizzard made the most notable move right before Christmas, lowering the price of "Call of Duty: World at War" from $59 to $49.

Mr. Zuckerman said that what made the Perks case notable was that it became public.

"His presence made the talks more notable and shows that both the military and political Taliban are on the same page," he said.

And that's what made the program so notable:  The care center had become more than a service point for orphans.

Is it the event that makes the photo notable?

But what makes the app notable is the user interface.