Sentence examples for more notable in from inspiring English sources

Nothing is more notable in modern American campaign oratory than its careful, gray, timid quality.

More notable in "Un Re in Ascolto" ("A King, Listening") is the composer's humanism.

— Geoff Ogilvy won the 2006 United States Open, a tournament more notable in America for the 72nd-hole collapse by Phil Mickelson that handed Ogilvy the championship.

That plot of internecine warfare was all the more notable in that it had captured the imagination of the boys of Bunia.

But they are all the more notable in the case of Ms. Rivera, who had a big following among Hispanics but was little-known to many Americans.

But perhaps more notable, in a state where an ex-Ku Klux Klan grand wizard, David Duke, made a real run for the governor's office, Mr. Jindal is the dark-skinned son of immigrants from India.

Among the more notables in this group are: Andrew Johnson, William Henry Harrison, Herbert Hoover, and, most recently, George W. Bush.

This resulted in a more notable drop in the relative prevalence of eating disorder NOS and a corresponding increase in the prevalence of bulimia nervosa; nevertheless, over a third (36.5%) of the sample still retained the diagnosis eating disorder NOS.

In one of the more notable results in the Scottish Cup second round, the Lowland League side Hawick Royal Albert beat Berwick Rangers of League Two 3-2.

Further, after balloon injury DNA synthesis in GK rats was more notable than in Wistar rats.

Nowhere is the family's influence more notable than in this leafy city of 275,000 in the mountains above Rio de Janeiro.