Sentence examples for more notable members from inspiring English sources

The quotation, originally from the Babylonian Talmud, can be taken to mean that the elders and respected members and more notable members of the Jewish faith should set a good example by strictly following the teachings of the Jewish articles of faith which frown upon marriage to members of other religions.

His change of life is all the more notable because he is a member of the Tuareg (pronounced TWAH-reg), a people famous for leading nomadic and borderless lives in the no man's land between black Africa below the Sahara and Arab Africa above it.

Also, contact with larger-sized species would be more notable and would likely be mentioned to family members before symptoms appeared.

The move, voted for by her fellow members of the European Parliament, is just the latest development in a tumultuous presidential race more notable for legal sideshows than policy debates.

Notable members included W.E.B.

Others are more notable.

(Notable members have included Franklin Roosevelt and Winston Churchill, Ms. Lind said).

His practice was not becoming more notable.

More notable was Show Them No Mercy!

These are some of the more notable.

Luvo Manyonga's Olympic achievement becomes even more notable.