Sentence examples for notable for the use from inspiring English sources

Algeria gained its independence in 1962, after a hard-fought war against France, notable for the use of terrorist tactics and torture on both sides.

Fake Empire's arrangement and melody are notable for the use of polyrhythms, and for the lush fanfare, written by longtime friend and collaborator Padma Newsome, that lifts the song up to its shimmering dreamlike crescendo.

Williams said this campaign would be notable for the use on both sides of politics of "pay per view" fundraisers, where ministers are available to speak with corporate donors, a practice banned under the former Bligh Labor government.

Bonaire's Simadan festival is also notable for the use of the becu, an aerophone made from the stalk of a sorghum plant, and the kinkon, made from a conch shell and known elsewhere as the carco.

Kiarostami's style is notable for the use of panoramic long shots, such as in the closing sequences of Life and Nothing More and Through the Olive Trees, where the audience is intentionally distanced physically from the characters in order to stimulate reflection on their fate.

This is a notable advantage for the use of Benzonase or Cyanase with frozen tissue or cell samples when exact cell counts are unavailable.

Also notable for the best use of hats ever in a play.

George M. Cohan was the first notable American composer of musical theater, and the first to move away from the operetta, and is also notable for using the language of the vernacular in his work.

The poem is notable for its use of the blank spaces on the writing surface in "Peces," voids on the writing surface become meaningful elements of the signifying whole.

This latter document, the so-called Declaration of 1308, is notable for its use of the "doctrine of capacities": the distinction between the person of the King and the institution of the Crown.

It is notable for using the name Jehovah in the text, instead of the word "lord", when referring to God.