Sentence examples for notably extraordinary from inspiring English sources

It's a mediocre film (it sticks to familiar events and dramatizes them thinly) but it offers some fascinations and some pleasures (notably, extraordinary impersonations, starting with Podalydès's, and including Bernard Le Coq's, as Sarkozy's predecessor, Jacques Chirac and Samuel Labarthee, as Sarkozy's longtime rival on the right, Dominique de Villepin).

There's still more to Sherman's work (as, indeed, to Lewis's), notably, an extraordinary attention to the expressive qualitites of clothing, lighting, architecture, and décor; she's an extraordinary metteur en scène.

Mark Morris Dance Group will also present two Indian-inspired dances, most notably an extraordinary solo from 1984, "O Rangasayee".

We'll be examining why the government wants to make the changes, and why campaigners - notably the extraordinary succesful #spartacusreport network of disability activists - argue that the proposals will unfairly penalise sick and disabled people.

But we know now — only the dancers knew then — that for parts of "Nearly Ninety," notably its extraordinary solos and trios, he reverted to an older method of composition, simply creating dances for specific performers as he seldom had in decades, and saying, "This is for you".

He began to take some impressive landscape photographs, notably of the extraordinary mountains and forests around the Yosemite valley.

Shearsmith is undoubtedly its most compelling presence, notably in an extraordinary slo-mo sequence when he emerges from the alchemist's tent in a deeply sinister state of demonic ecstasy.

Wimbledon continued to cause occasional problems, notably through the extraordinary figure of Akinfenwa, who belied his bulk in guiding a header not far wide of Martin's right-hand post and then requiring Martin to touch a looping effort over the bar.

In fact, Rohr told me staying relaxed has been one of the key reasons why Gabon have been able to perfrom at their best, notably in their extraordinary 3-2 win over Morocco.

It might yet end in tears, but at least the eyes shedding those tears will have seen some extraordinary sights, notably some of the world's greatest players wearing the famous sky-blue shirt.

On March 22 and 23 some of Pierre Boulez's most important works will be presented at Carnegie Hall by his Paris-based Ensemble Intercontemporain: most notably, "Répons," with its extraordinary demands on the acoustic space as well as the players.