Sentence examples for not particularly noted from inspiring English sources

Burger himself took a pragmatic and accommodating stance toward controversial legal issues, and his opinions were not particularly noted either for their intellectual consistency or for their comprehensive and systematic application of legal principles.

In an industry not particularly noted for customer satisfaction, Verizon has gotten relatively strong marks.

Most of Henry's bishops were given their sees as rewards for royal service, and were not particularly noted for piety.

Under John, the monks of Bath became known for their scholarship, although he was not particularly noted for learning.

Although the city is not particularly noted for theatre and drama, the state government promotes theatre with multiple programmes and festivals in such venues as the Ravindra Bharati, Shilpakala Vedika and Lalithakala Thoranam.

In our study this specific characteristic was not particularly noted.

The strong sense of imitation, learning a novel procedure from seeing it done, remains controversial in animals and clear experimental evidence of it is lacking even in chimpanzees [22], [23], [24]; teaching has been clearly demonstrated in only a few species, not particularly those noted for culture [25], [26].

Springleaf argued that its successes were not particularly sweeping, noting that it lost in at least two states.

In a statement, OneMain argued that its successes were not particularly sweeping, noting that it lost in a handful of states.

…is the title of a not-bad Ben Folds Five song and the theme of today's not particularly urgent note from Madrid.

By Steve Coll June 11 , 2009…is the title of a not-bad Ben Folds Five song and the theme of today's not particularly urgent note from Madrid.