Sentence examples for notable detail from inspiring English sources
The A.P. points out the notable detail that Shriver's case indicates a new willingness to recruit non-Chinese agents.
One notable detail concerns the young Cecil's relationship with his father, who teaches him the fine points of picking cotton.
(One notable detail is Resnais's account of sitting in a hotel room and listening to a tape-recorded "letter" from Duras while working out a storyboard by means of "two articulated wooden dolls").
Nearly half of its 1,490 square feet are contained in one large white-walled room, which has southern exposure and catches reflective light off the Gulf of Finland, a notable detail given Helsinki's dark winters.
One notable detail is that GameSparks offers cross-platform compatibility and supports all major engines and stores including Unreal, Unity, PS4, XBOX, iOS, Google Play and Steam.
(That in itself is a notable detail that could point to the investors aware that there will be a liquidity event, such as a public listing, sooner rather than later).
A recorded voice will give you information on the local migrating patterns of whales and where to see a nearby raft of sea otters, among other notable details.
Among the most notable details for the Yankees were a possibly serious injury to the veteran catcher Jorge Posada, two displays of temper from Manager Joe Girardi and two home runs from Mark Teixeira, who had been in a terrible slump.
Thomas Sotinel, a film critic at Le Monde, shares this enthusiasm, and offers, today, at his blog on the newspaper's site, a superb interview with Soderbergh in which the filmmaker fills in some notable details regarding the film's production.
But when residents start moving in next March, they will find that one of the most notable details of the old facade has been preserved: the inscription "Love Thy Neighbor as Thyself".
She speaks in French; among the notable details of her discussion is the fact that, when she was first sent to the camp, in 1942, it was run entirely by the French government and staffed by French police officers, as well as by the youth corps of a French right-wing paramilitary militia.
