Sentence examples for most notable by from inspiring English sources

Accountability has now become the fulcrum of democracy most notable by its invisibility.

It is the issue most notable by its absence in the 2012 presidential race.

Most notable by his absence was Marwan Barghouti, a popular leader who represents a new generation of frustrated Fatah figures eager for power.

Throughout the years, the Mets have come close, with 35 one-hitters, the most notable by Seaver against the Chicago Cubs on July 9 , 1969 at Shea Stadium.

Unfortunately, psychiatrists and others who care for the mentally ill are often trained from textbooks written at the turn of the last century -- the most notable by two European doctors: Emil Kraepelin in Germany and Eugen Bleuler in Switzerland.

Closed Sunday and Monday Cost €40pp, with two glasses of wine Many of the city's best young chefs are opening wine bar annexes – this, one of the most notable, by Inaki Aizpitarte, is a few doors down from his bistro Le Chateaubriand.

Among monotherapy users, the most notable by-group differences were higher rates of nearly all disease sequelae for natalizumab-treated patients (Table  4).

Most notable to passers-by is the new façade; replacing a low-key brick front is a "striking exterior" that features solar panels with pictures of 105 Liverpudlians.

Bad Santa is most notable for being directed by Terry Zwigoff, who swore off studio film-making after this and is conspicuously absent from the creative brain trust of this 13-years-later cash grab.

Up to this point, what has been most notable about Annabeth, played by Laura Linney, has been her stoic reserve; she has been Jimmy's able helpmate in his time of grief.

A terrifying spectacle in every sense – and an image that sprung to mind unexpectedly this week in the wake of Chris Gayle's wondrously indolent high‑speed hundred for the Royal Challengers Bangalore in Pune: the fastest hundred ever made in professional cricket and also surely the most notable innings ever played by a man who appears to be constantly on the verge of giggling.