Sentence examples for more noteworthy because from inspiring English sources

Mr. Welch's accomplishments were all the more noteworthy because he was entirely self-taught.

It's even more noteworthy because you have a wrong to right here.

Mr. Maxtone-Graham said Mr. Pulice's was all the more noteworthy because "the objects are not arranged as in a gallery, but as integral components of his apartment".

It is a remarkable comeback, all the more noteworthy because Ford was the only Big Three carmaker not bailed out by taxpayer money.

Two major events created the slope the military is sliding down, which is all the more noteworthy because old authoritarian habits are returning in neighboring Peru and some other South American countries.

President Bush's decision was even more noteworthy because it not only marked progress in his own thinking, but it also went against some of the most powerful elements of his political base.

It is a freakish fact that looks all the more noteworthy, moreover, because he has made a significant contribution to all three games.

Perhaps even more noteworthy is that Vladimir Guerrero, the Expos All-Starrightht fielder, missed 39 straight games because of a bulging disk in his back.

Surely individual talent and originality in art are more noteworthy?

That dearth makes what is out even more noteworthy.

He might find even more noteworthy — and sometimes embarrassing — information.