Sentence examples for notable in itself from inspiring English sources
Some broadcasts on the evening news led with the new charges against Mr. Navalny — notable in itself, since until recently state-controlled channels have avoided showing him — juxtaposed with video of a spring protest that turned violent.
Directed and choreographed by Robert Longbottom, the show, which helps celebrate the Richard Rodgers centennial and includes the songs "I Enjoy Being a Girl," "You Are Beautiful" and "A Hundred Million Miracles," has a largely Asian cast (notable in itself), led by Lea Salonga and Randall Duk Kim.
The works involved the construction of many flyovers and tunnels and the Motorway construction is notable in itself.
The celebration of Cuban and Cuban-American art inherently notable in itself, for Cuba's outsized role in Miami's cultural history feels even more relevant now.
That this urge is playing out again in what, back in the Cold War days, used to be called "the shadows," without publicity or attention of any sort, is notable in itself and makes Turse's latest post all the more important.
Nevertheless the finding of expression of different HHV8 specific genes in PBMCs is notable in itself, as it has not been described before.
The opening period was tepid, a notable aspect in itself for a fixture which commonly lacks nothing in bite.
On Sunday, JetBlue turns a year old, a notable achievement in itself for any start-up airline.
While the lack of recording is a notable finding in itself, it is not possible to draw useful conclusions about the true incidence of adverse effects from this data.
The fact that it's the only one of the 10 largest economies to have begun to grow is notable in and of itself.
In a positive critique, Kerry Fall from DVD Journal wrote that the entry was made particularly notable, in and of itself, due to the presence of the kiss.
