Sentence examples for notable for choosing from inspiring English sources
Her work was condemned and censored by Stalinist authorities and she is notable for choosing not to emigrate, and remaining in Russia, acting as witness to the atrocities around her. Her perennial themes include meditations on time and memory, and the difficulties of living and writing in the shadow of Stalinism.
In a part of the speech notable for carefully chosen words, Mr. Panetta warned that the United States "won't succeed in preventing a cyberattack through improved defenses alone".
During a five-decade career, Grosbard was known for choosing his projects carefully, which resulted in a relatively small but notable body of work consisting of about eight plays and seven movies.
Friends say his dinner parties are notable for the meticulously chosen wines and the senators who attend.
Ms. Bhutto's latest approach has been as notable for what she has chosen to say as for what she has left unsaid.
The young man who would end up winning, identified only as Steuart -- and who in reality has already had his meeting with Ms. Black -- nodded and flashed a timid smile.So, just how was Ms. Black of all the city's business notables chosen for the show, as a prize, no less?
The appearance was notable because Colbert chose to testify as his character, which made for humorous TV, but many congresspeople were unamused.
"Auto Body," organized with the rising young gallerist Anthony Spinello, was also notable for its artists: 33 women, chosen by an international panel of female curators and museum directors.
(It's notable that Flynn chose to be represented by Kelner, a self-described #NeverTrump Republican who voted for the independent candidate Evan McMullin).
He has already vowed to move the US embassy to Jerusalem, a move likely to inflame the conflict, and has chosen an ambassador notable for his hardline pro-settlement stance and strong opposition to the two-state solution.
