Sentence examples for not too notable from inspiring English sources
PROFANITY -- Some but not too notable.
Most of the time, the tests didn't turn up anything too notable.
Not too long ago, the traditional "breaking of the sake barrel" to celebrate a notable event would not have been on Ms. Cherry's to-do list.
(Not too high, not too low).
If the foul wasn't too bad but was notable, you may receive a yellow card.
And while it's 50 years too late to get in on the U.S. postwar automobile boom, it probably isn't too late to invest in Tata, a company notable for profitability, balance-sheet strength and managerial competence.
Sure, four of the world's most notable DJs is a lot for one set of decks, and naming their supergroup after the world's most famous deity doesn't too much to alleviate any pressure.
It's notable that Buster's gloriously goofy outing isn't too closely connected to the overly contrived story that, as the season drags on, drains a lot of the fun out of "Arrested Development".
Harte says, however, that with the notable exceptions of leveraged finance and the housing and credit markets, most businesses aren't too frothy.
