Sentence examples for notable equally from inspiring English sources

But in a city where history is as stratified as lasagna, some argue that the Via dei Fori Imperiali has its own notable, equally valid past and so should be preserved.

But Salles is equally notable as a facilitator for other Brazilian projects - most importantly the sensational City of God, which he co-produced.

The concert series was devised by Johnson, a renowned accompanist who is also Senior Professor of Accompaniment for the Guildhall, in order to immerse his student accompanists into the music of Benjamin Britten, one of Britain's premier composers, who was equally notable as a pianist and accompanist.

Leonardo Da Vinci is the Platonic ideal of the Renaissance Man: equally notable as a scientist, artist, and inventor, Leonardo would be doubtless confused and frustrated by modern notions of a "career".

But some researchers believe 2010's melt was equally as notable as 2007's, given weather conditions that were favourable to the durability of ice.

His vision of the mores and minutiae of the respectables and the notables is equally contemptuous, and his ending similarly suggests a state of crisis.

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Equally notable was the absence of changes in some processes such as carbohydrate and lipid metabolism that are implicated in diabetes-induced dysfunction in other tissues.

Equally as notable is the absence of other high-ranking Republicans speaking on record for the film.

There was also a more subdued but equally notable reaction.

Monson's rise in church affairs was equally notable.