Sentence examples for not especially noteworthy from inspiring English sources

Getting seven heads in ten tosses is not especially noteworthy.

Derek Deane's production of Swan Lake for English National Ballet is not especially noteworthy in terms of dance drama.

Just another company seeking to jump on the PR bandwagon, one might conclude, perhaps laudable but not especially noteworthy.

Actually, the letters were probably not especially noteworthy except to Mrs. Duquette, but what made them worthy enough to pass around were the envelopes they came in.

However, fans criticised Emerick for dismissing George Harrison and Ringo Starr's contributions to the band, calling Rubber Soul "not especially noteworthy" and the White album "virtually unlistenable".

He also struck out seven, although that was not especially noteworthy — the Diamondbacks are about to break the major league record for strikeouts in a season.

Somehow, Liverpool were thoroughly trounced, with Sharpe scoring – yet still, this wasn't especially noteworthy.

They were discovered after a motorcycle crash in which Petrino was the driver and the woman, Jessica Dorrell, was the passenger: Smokey was a regular whose appearances weren't especially noteworthy, until he decided to call from the hospital while having a heart attack: As the show has become available on SiriusXM, and the Internet, more callers have come from outside Alabama.

Newt's scandals are so numerous and so serious that a former campaign chairman's claim that Gingrich was an exceedingly lazy employee, who feathered his nest while not producing anything of value, is not considered especially noteworthy.

That may not sound especially noteworthy, but Jones is an online university, and Ms. Brockovich was speaking to its 10 graduates over the Internet, via streaming video.

That was not considered especially noteworthy at the time, as Catholic colleges were regularly making it to the season's last weekend.