Sentence examples for notable so much from inspiring English sources

It isn't that the goal itself is notable, so much as the fact that Square Enix feels the need to repeat it every time you turn on the console.

The recent actions by the CFPB, OCC and Los Angeles City Attorney against Wells Fargo are not notable so much for the size of the fine imposed, but rather the massive and continuing backlash that has followed, from elected officials, regulators, market observers and even fellow industry participants.

NOTABLE NUMBER So much for ground-and-pound.

It is notable that so much of it is conducted in or with Singapore.

The settlement was notable not so much for the amount as for the speed with which it was reached.

His chipped goal against Slovakia, as a second-half substitute, was sublime in a tournament notable for so much poor long-range shooting.

Game 1 of the N.B.A. finals in the books quickly became notable not so much for Miami's victory over Dallas as for the instantaneous rush to proclaim the Heat all but unbeatable.

Farther north, at Reade Street, 287 Broadway was long notable not so much for its respectable but ordinary cast-iron facade as for the delicate ironwork cresting on the top of its mansard, a remarkable survivor.

What is notable about so much of the work to be found on the Fringe this year is that it disrupts expectation and the traditional relationship between audience and performers.

The Murdoch/Microsoft bid is notable not so much for creating an innovative new model as for avoiding the failed ones that have afflicted the industry in recent years.In the 1990s, satellites captured the imagination of companies and investors alike.

You can segue, less wisely, into one of about a half-dozen pissaladières, which are French flatbreads of a sort, notable not so much for their vapid crusts (at least as rendered at Bar Artisanal) as for the showcase they afford mozzarella, gorgonzola and the like.