Sentence examples for notable good from inspiring English sources

The main character is the industrious ant Susan in a rusty black gown and black net cap, a "notable good housekeeper" like Mrs. Tittlemouse with "cupboards of spotless linen" and fully furnished storerooms with sacks and bags floor to ceiling.

However, in a specific case, if a lie is necessary to achieve some notable good, consequentialist reasoning will lead us to favor the lying.

To be sure, there is notable good news.

In other debuts Eva Natanya as Coffee had a fascinating angular languor, Lindy Mandradjieff as Marzipan was notable for good and detailed toe work.

The Greeks, for the most part, had no heaven; with some notable exceptions, good and bad all went to the same gray, characterless, drizzly underworld after death, and that was that.

However, the period in which Verity played was notable for good batting pitches, and batsmen often dominated.

It is also notable that good construct validity has been reported for the ICECAP-O when used in older people with mild to moderate cognitive impairment, a significant cohort of older people in general [ 24, 55, 70, 93].

But when asked to reflect on what else they might take if they had a bit more time, some notable and good-humored New Yorkers said that (after their family and pets), they would bring their most sentimental possessions, as well as some of life's finer pleasures.

Both the French and German systems recognize that the actual possessor of movable goods (with the notable exception of stolen goods) may give good title, at least to a good-faith purchaser.

The BluRay edition lets you access extra features and a timeline and updates but it's mostly notable for just looking terrifically good, like the cast of vamps and psychic waitresses and the rest on this HBO series.

Wine: Notable list with good range of prices, emphasis on French Bordeaux and California wines.