Sentence examples for not that notable from inspiring English sources

In a Broadway season sadly deficient, at this late juncture, in impressive leading performances from women (not that notable women's roles have been thick on the ground), Ms. Taylor's lively, funny, humane Ann Richards looks mighty formidable, despite the unshaded if colorful writing and the slack direction of Benjamin Endsley Klein.

All for a viral campaign (which nobody seems to be following) based around an already announced handset (which isn't all that notable)?

While the viewership may not be all that notable now, as more consumer headsets hit the market virtual reality could prove to serve as a major boost for fans' at-home experience.

This really shouldn't be all that notable.

Not that there was any notable lack of Bach in the spring.

Isn't that notable?

This wouldn't generally be all that notable.

It's not surprising or even all that notable that SNL would go hard after Trump the show has parodied every president, some more aggressively than others, since the 70s.

What's most notable is not that this generation favored "founders" but that they did so at the tender age of fourteen.

What makes the technology interesting and notable is not that it's necessarily the most secure – John admitted before that there are more secure means of online communication – but those tend to be hard to use and expensive.

What makes this notable is not that light shines in the passageway, but that it does not do so through the main entrance.