Sentence examples for more than notable from inspiring English sources

It's also more than notable that no one in the entirety of Brave so much as comments on Merida's looks.

Even without that chivalrous scene, Simone Martini's works are more than notable, especially his rhapsodic golden Annunciation with its elegant vase of lilies, sinuously curving figures, and narrow eyes exchanging holy excitement.

This incident is more news than notable".

To understand why this story is more remarkable than notable Republicans crossing party lines to support, say, Barack Obama in 2008 and 2012, you have to take a look of the full scope of top-tier Republicans who have refused to endorse Trump, if not declared they will be voting for Clinton.

This incident is more news than notable," the user added.

The elections, scheduled for May, promise to offer more than one notable candidate.

But for most of the next decade, Schiavone was little more than a notable example of consistency.

PAGE 24 Holiday Books The editors' choice of the best books of 2000, and a list of more than 300 notable books.

One of the many Latin works the author produced after his meeting with Petrarch, De claris mulieribus contains the biographies of more than 100 notable women.

They brought network science a mode of analysis that is less about the "what" and the "who", and much more about the "with whom"—to bear on cultural migration in the Western world.Their starting point was data painstakingly acquired from diverse sources: the locations and dates of the births and deaths of more than 150,000 notable individuals, stretching back through 2,000 years of history.

It's more than a notable hire, especially given all of the financial gymnastics that Google, and now Alphabet, has gone through this past year.