Sentence examples for most notable when from inspiring English sources

That directness of approach is most notable when placing it alongside the current console kings.

The GT is reskinned with cleaner styling, the changes most notable when it is parked beside the eight-year-old original.

It's not perfect: On-center feel (most notable when you try to tune the radio or grab your Gatorade from the cup holder) is slightly numb, but it gets fairly high marks for this category.

Perhaps most notable, when the ISIS took over Mosul, Iraq's second-largest city, in June, it revealed a calculated social-media plan, pumping out a record-breaking 40,000 tweets in a single day, Berger reported.

What's most notable when you open up Highlight is that it has a new, two-column layout with staggered images to showcase the people who happen to be nearby.

This was most notable when patients expressed a treatment preference at variance with their doctors' recommendations.

The most notable was when Cavendish's lead rider left him too far from the finish of Stage 10.

The most notable occurs when Ruth's husband, Len, the manager of the cheese factory, describes the process by which Cheddar is aged.

Her most notable achievements when she ruled were in foreign policy and human rights; his were in economic reform and in dismantling the socialist economy that her father had built.

In the most notable example, when Republican John Thune of South Dakota ran for the Senate against Tom Daschle in 2004, his campaign paid two locally influential bloggers $35,000 for their coverage.

The start of the second half was a much more lively spectacle with chances at both ends - the most notable coming when Kodjia lobbed just over Foster but into the side-netting before the hour mark.