Sentence examples for not so notable from inspiring English sources

"We're interested in everything that's notable and not so notable".

Before long, it was more or less considered a patriotic duty to commemorate the notable — and not so notable — moments in your life on a roll of Kodak film.

That an attracting sphere can be treated as if the mass were concentrated at its center in the case of attractive forces that vary linearly with the distance was not so notable, for as Newton shows in Section 13, in this case of attractive forces an attracting body always can be treated as if the mass were located at its center of gravity, regardless of shape.

Eric Clapton, Rod Stewart, Ronnie Lane, Wood and many others notable and not-so-notable were soon regulars.

Past successes in the in comes‐policy area have not been so notable that any fresh idea can be passed over with out searching examinations.

Not so his designs, notable for their technical sophistication as well as their remarkable aesthetic qualities.

This might not have been so notable, except that the treasurer of the Myrtle Beach chapter was being paid by the Gingrich campaign.

The settlement was notable not so much for the amount as for the speed with which it was reached.

Game 1 of the N.B.A. finals in the books quickly became notable not so much for Miami's victory over Dallas as for the instantaneous rush to proclaim the Heat all but unbeatable.

Farther north, at Reade Street, 287 Broadway was long notable not so much for its respectable but ordinary cast-iron facade as for the delicate ironwork cresting on the top of its mansard, a remarkable survivor.

The Murdoch/Microsoft bid is notable not so much for creating an innovative new model as for avoiding the failed ones that have afflicted the industry in recent years.In the 1990s, satellites captured the imagination of companies and investors alike.