Sentence examples for notable for us from inspiring English sources

Mariah Carey's last music video a far cry from the glory days of "Honey"—came and went, and was notable for us never seeing a single clear shot of her body.

Skrillex is notable for using samples of his own vocals.

In the end, the Fifth is more notable for showing us what Bruckner could do, rather than what he did do.

These new shots are, however, particularly notable for giving us our glimpse of the superhero Black Panther, who will be played by Chadwick Boseman.

Most notable for introducing us to Christian Bale -- who was just 12 when he played a young British lad lost in Shanghai during the Japanese invasion of China during World War II.

"As 15 to 16 year olds, we had no idea really of the outside codes of ethics, morality and justice, so it was not a notable thing for us to see that these things were happening".

This communication seems to us notable for a characteristically legan, disinclination to commit itself as to the virtues of a rival, for its implication that Harvard has finally reached a perch that Yale has long been accustomed to, and for its failure, while exuding approval, to provide anything that H. L. R. could possibly quote to its advantage.

This communication seems to us notable for a characteristically legal disinclination to commit itself as to the virtue of a rival, for its implication that Harvard has finally reached a perch that Yale has long been accustomed to, & for its brilliant failure, while exuding approval, to provide anything that the Harvard Law Record could possibly quote to advantage.

These TEM images are notable for their clarity, allowing us to interpret finer features in the ribbonlike morphology and identify novel structures not previously reported.

Blogs, though they seek to bring out the writer in us, are notable for how little stress they put on the actual writing.

Yellen's appearance was notable for its non-notability.