Sentence examples for notably but from inspiring English sources

There have been other recent flirtations — a slim Donald Westlake before bed, notably — but every morning on the subway I dutifully plow through ten pages of Agee's… what?

And yet novelists have taken Henry James up in bewildering numbers in this century, most notably but not exclusively Colm Tóibín, Alan Hollinghurst, and David Lodge.

"We've got this particular project most notably but perhaps others as well, that seem to have been subject to a form of legal sabotage".

Yet conventional political rhetoric, notably but not exclusively on the right, demands "securing the border" before any talk of fixing an immigration system that is manifestly faulty.

Other players, most notably but not exclusively China, anticipated this shift long ago and have a significant head start on the continent, analysts say.

Ekstasis – first released earlier this year and now picked by Domino – strays towards pop on occasion (In the Same Room, notably), but it's the cerebral, detached pop of Laurie Anderson or, at a pinch, latterday Japan.

Sevin Rosen is best known for its computer successes-most notably Compaq-but Bayless is a telecommunications man.

Hindsight tells us, of course, that other acts had legitimate claims - James Brown, notably - but they were ignored by the white rock-and-pop establishment.

His response was notably succinct, but not unique.

Her television personality is notably bubbly, but on the stand she was subdued.

Death rates for African Americans of a similar age remain notably higher but continue to fall.