Sentence examples for making a noteworthy from inspiring English sources

Leo Hickman Those of us who are paid-up members of the Alan Bennett fanclub may ask ourselves if there is any year that passes without his making a noteworthy contribution to our culture, simply through his very existence.

The magazine aims to appeal to the widest selection of readers, and – unsurprisingly – kicks off with a "from the editor" piece, generally on a subject with local resonance or moral significance drawing on issues in the recent news and making a noteworthy point.

And it does this by making a noteworthy present coincide with an anonymous instant in the axial moment of the calendar" (From Text to Action, 214).

The two stories are completely unrelated, I should mention -- one is about a current prosecutor at the local level, and one is about a former federal prosecutor making a noteworthy endorsement.

The baritone Paulo Szot, who made a noteworthy house debut as the hapless, noseless bureaucrat Kovalyov, returns.

Even without the stumble, Ms. Yende, a 27-year-old soprano from Mpumalanga, a remote eastern province of South Africa, was likely to make a noteworthy entrance.

Valery Gergiev conducted the brutal score with verve, and the baritone Paulo Szot made a noteworthy house debut as the hapless, noseless bureaucrat.

Manuel Neuer did not have to make a noteworthy save in the last half an hour and Arsenal did not have anyone on their bench who could worry their opponents.

There was only a concerted spell at the start of the second half when Bosnia put together some prolonged possession but, even then, Ireland's goalkeeper, Darren Randolph, was not called upon to make a noteworthy save.

During press previews at the New York auto show, which opened to the public Friday at the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center, car companies made a noteworthy shift back to conventional cars after years in which trucks and S.U.V.'s took center stage.

1771; several versions exist), one of his best-known and at the time most controversial works, made a noteworthy concession to realism in its use of modern dress rather than antique drapery to depict a contemporary historical event within a classical composition.