Sentence examples for notable and the from inspiring English sources

While the resemblance was notable and the price attractive, enthusiasts regarded the little 190SL as a harmless, underpowered car.

This is London as a picaresque exhibition, a freak show of the notable and the notorious; pearly incidents of sentiment set against the encroaching darkness.

The almost total absence of politics from this year's ceremony was notable, and the commitment to leaving feathers unruffled contributed to the bland smoothness of the evening.

The graveyard charges admission for guided tours, giving people a chance to saunter through time among the tombstones of the notable and the notorious.

The Romanesque-Gothic cathedral (13th century) is notable, and the city is the site of the Provincial Archaeological and Spanish Abstract Art museums.

Or should we step outside that fictional narrative of progress and ask what actually helped to change literary culture in the UK? Two things come to mind: the literary presses of the 70s, of which Virago is the most notable; and the women's prize for fiction.

Instead, it will be pre-empted by our annual awards columns where we note the notable and laud the laudable from the past year.

It's something new, physically notable and at the edge of the relevant business.

Although our host is not himself a politician, he consorts with politicians, and so we expected to dine in state with the notables and the gentry of the area.

Most notable, and devastating, was the pride the writers took in their ahistorical perspective.

The Georgetown Hoyas men's basketball team is the most notable and also plays at the Verizon Center.