Sentence examples for notable of her from inspiring English sources

The most notable of her patrons thereafter are Fannie Hurst, a white writer for whom she works as a secretary, and anthropologist Franz Boas, who arranges a fellowship for her research of black folklore.

The most notable of her later motion-picture performances came in Sam Peckinpah's Junior Bonner (1972), a drama in which she portrayed the mother of an aging rodeo star (Steve McQueen).

Among the most notable of her many roles during the 1930s were as a wisecracking waitress in Me and My Gal (1932); as Amy, the youngest sister in Little Women (1933); and as a woman slipping into mental illness in Private Worlds (1935).

In her own reminiscences, published in the latter years of retirement, she wrote quite unaffectedly about the vogue of the beauties in late Victorian London society, and incidentally paid a generous tribute to the claims of some of the more notable of her rivals to eminence.

The most notable of her early champions was Ronteza, a daughter of the stallion Witez II out of the mare Ronna.

She had many cats in her life, most notable of late, her companion Phoebe.

Read on for notable samples of her 3D-printed projects.

For her performance Huppert received some of the most notable reviews of her career.

The most notable feature of her latest creation (here making its New York debut) is that it requires the stage to be a pool of water.

In 1943 she decided to give Hollywood a second try; again, the results were disappointing, with the notable exception of her superb multifaceted performance in Alfred Hitchcock's Lifeboat (1944).

If the most notable attribute of her writing is a sentence so unpredictable and generative that it constantly propels the story inward to reveal the rapid associations of its author's mind — at once familiar to us and yet unmappable — what may be most memorable in her stories are those zinger moments when she reveals deep cutaways of character in quick excavational swipes.