Sentence examples for most notably but from inspiring English sources

And yet novelists have taken Henry James up in bewildering numbers in this century, most notably but not exclusively Colm Tóibín, Alan Hollinghurst, and David Lodge.

"We've got this particular project most notably but perhaps others as well, that seem to have been subject to a form of legal sabotage".

Other players, most notably but not exclusively China, anticipated this shift long ago and have a significant head start on the continent, analysts say.

Her verse is strong, dense and musical, anchored in the pentameter even when it veers into irregularity; behind it are formidable masters, Robert Lowell most notably, but also Yeats and Auden.

To limit the scope of the study, policy documents were chosen from the major political frameworks within the directly nexus-relevant policy sectors agricultural, energy and water policy, most notably – but not exclusively – the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP), the EU Energy Strategy, and the Water Framework Directive (WFD), as well as documents which address the integration among those.

That he failed was due less to the shortcomings of the subdued artists round him, Eder, Zico and Socrates most notably, but the excellence of an Italian resistance in which the 40-year-old Dino Zoff made vital saves from Cerezo and Serginho.

Clearly, though, some recent storms would qualify, most notably Patricia but also 2013's Super Typhoon Haiyan and several others.

There was most notably Peter, Paul and Mary – but also the Kingston Trio and Trini Lopez – with If I Had a Hammer and Where Have All the Flowers Gone?

In the case of Whitaker, there are Senate-confirmed officials in place, including most notably Rosenstein but also Solicitor General Noel Francisco.

Thompson had influential admirers, most notably Kubrick, but was never able to take advantage of the breaks they tried to provide for him.

Training and assessing the non-technical skills of staff in safety-critical occupations is accepted by high-risk industries, most notably aviation, but has only recently been adopted in health care.