Sentence examples for notable it is from inspiring English sources

While failing to earn a Recommended nod is notable, it is not unprecedented.

The most notable, and commendable, aspect of Mr. Armstrong's performance as the drug pusher St. Jimmy is how notable it is not, in a fundamental sense.

There are thought to be fewer than 100 pairs remaining in the wild of this tiny, critically-endangered wader, which is doubly notable: it is the only sandpiper with a spatulate bill, giving it a faintly comic air, and it has dropped in numbers by 90 per cent in a decade, putting it on the fast track to extinction.

Though we can automatically exclude most guidebooks from the consideration of what is notable, it is impossible to ignore John Murray's effortlessly erudite 19th-century series, Handbooks for Travellers –the boon companion of every Englishman wandering abroad for most of Queen Victoria's reign, and precursor of the Baedeker travel guides.

While notable, it is still well below what will be required to adequately address their epidemic, which is now spreading throughout the broader region.

The successful recovery of viable influenza B virus from the stool of a single case was notable; it is not clear whether detection of influenza virus in the stool represents active infection of the gastrointestinal tract or swallowed virus from an upper respiratory tract infection.

That an aspiring movie star should take two years off her age is less than notable; it's rather meek.

The Krugman anecdote is notable because it is rare.

Jailhouse Rock, the song, is notable because it is a classic tune, a rarity in Elvis films.

The report is also notable because it is not a typical analysis for the CDC.

The Rift is notable because it is billed as the first affordable system that doesn't make its wearer sick.