Sentence examples for more notable when from inspiring English sources

This change is more notable when viewed across a longer stretch of time.

That's what makes it so much more notable when she lets loose, drops her guard and just sings unvarnished.

Certain post-Super Bowl rituals are often more notable when they are breached than when they are followed, and that is particularly true when politics is involved.

The runaway success of the trend is all the more notable when you bear in mind all the things you can't do in a cold-shoulder blouse.

And every woman I have spoken to this morning has said: 'Yes, I've had bad experiences.' In fact, it's more notable when you go out and you don't get felt up".

The drop is even more notable when the rise in fragrance prices is taken into account, said Allan Mottus, an industry analyst, who estimates that unit sales dropped 10to12percentent last year.

But the former footballer and current Hull United manager might've scored an even more notable victory in 2013 when he drove to meet a Twitter troll.

"Some of the more notable experiences have happened when an individual has scarring," Morgan says, "whether from a past of surgeries, self-harm, or burns.

An even more notable observation was made when we compared the partitioning of conserved U12 intron positions and the mixed positions.

One of the more notable ones occurred in January, when Mr. Bush delivered a speech about his economic plan at a St . Louistrucking company.

The flamboyance and intemperance of his movies were all the more notable coming at a time when British cinema and television were still largely known for the kitchen-sink style of social realism.