Sentence examples for much notably from inspiring English sources

His polymathy, his philosophical sensibilities and his cultural cosmopolitanism counted for much, notably among the European émigré scientists.

These revivalists achieved much, notably a nationwide circuit of clubs, which attracted devoted enthusiasts and supported a network of professional musicians as folk music blossomed into a thriving art form.

Naipaul has been right about much, notably about the catastrophe that would become Mobutu's Zaire and about the rise and threat of political Islam, but he was wrong about Mauritius, which, since the late Seventies, has successfully remade itself as a prosperous and autonomous liberal democracy, with luxury tourism as the engine of its economy.

Based on the level of sequence variation alone, an optimal set of regions is not yet known, but matK and trnH –psbA are strong candidates, though other conditions much notably primer universality and sequence quality have to be taken into account.

"Based on the fact that otherwise the federation would lose too much face, notably with the I.O.C. and notably in the current renegotiation of its television contracts," Gailhaguet said.

Others probably liked it too much -- notably Truman Capote, whose doe-eyed, Ganymede-like pose on "Other Voices, Other Rooms" unsettled readers in the late 1940's.

There is much else, notably the music: art demonstrated rather than proclaimed.

His side had threatened to decide the tie much earlier, notably through their leading scorer Gennadiy Popovich.

In some ways, however, the Internet has made the SEC's job much easier, notably in tracing the evidence.

Where climatic conditions were favourable this instrument found much use, notably by the British army in India and the U.S. Army in the American Southwest.

Other presidents have bounced back from much worse, notably Bill Clinton, who was humiliated in the 1994 mid-term elections, but won by a landslide in 1996.