Sentence examples for notable when from inspiring English sources

So it's notable when this band changes speeds.

This change is more notable when viewed across a longer stretch of time.

What's notable when one is grieving is how other people often don't know what to do.

So, it was notable when Immelman started creeping up the leader board on Thursday.

That directness of approach is most notable when placing it alongside the current console kings.

The announcement was especially notable when one considers how many prominent companies do not disclose the climate risks they face.

Without song performances, the music at the Oscars is mostly notable when the orchestra plays winners off mid-acceptance speech.

That's what makes it so much more notable when she lets loose, drops her guard and just sings unvarnished.

Certain post-Super Bowl rituals are often more notable when they are breached than when they are followed, and that is particularly true when politics is involved.

But one difference is notable: When the extended family gathers, Dr. Levinson no longer sits at the head of the table — Mark Harvey takes that place.

The GT is reskinned with cleaner styling, the changes most notable when it is parked beside the eight-year-old original.