Sentence examples for notable less from inspiring English sources

It was notable less for its extremism than for its randomness.

His accomplishment, like Obama's economic stimulus, is notable less for the gains it promises than for the catastrophes it forestalls.

But the storm was notable less for how much snow it left behind than for how it left it.

Conlon has handled the ball, freeing Diana Taurasi to roam, and has hit 3-pointers notable less for their frequency than for their timeliness.

It was notable less for its strategic importance than as a simple yet powerful reawakening of the American public to the sheer danger of nuclear weapons.

"Lovers Returning to a Palace" (late 18th century) is notable less for its eroticism than for the test patches of opaque watercolor scattered among its blue outlines.

The New Yorker, January 2 , 1965P. 65 In the review of the movie "Rattle of a Simple Man", writer says: "If, in Mies van der Rohe's notable phrase, less is more, it's also true that more is less, and I've worked it out to my satisfaction that more is more often less than less is more".

The six-minute film, called "14th Arrondissement," set in that part of Paris (which includes much of Montparnasse), stars Margo Martindale as an American tourist who visits some of its notable and less notable sites.

This week came the news -- notable, but less momentous -- that the Orthodox churches in the United States were reviving a long-suspended ecumenical dialogue with Episcopalians.

At lower frequencies, the spatial bias is notable but less severe than that of beamforming.

Reduction in the titers of IgG3 and IgG2b was notable but less marked than for the other isotypes.