Sentence examples for notably fine from inspiring English sources

Some of the singing was notably fine.

The Act 1 pas de douze is better danced than I've ever seen it, with James Forbat and Adela Ramirez notably fine.

EUROPA, Netherlands: Built in Germany in 1911, this historic bark was totally restored, with notably fine accommodations, in Amsterdam from 1988 to 1994.

Also notably fine were Ruthann Manley (Anne, Jeffrey Lentzz (Jo the Loiterer), Tara Venditti (Indiana Elliot), Wendy Hill (Constance Fletcher and Matthew Chellis John Adamsms).

Italian commerce and industry—notably fine pottery, the so-called terra sigillata, and wine nevertheless flourished in the conditions he created.

Others, notably Fine, deny that correlations must have causal explanation.

As a specialist in 17th-century art of the Netherlands, he was not likely to overlook other treasures of the period, notably two fine Sweerts paintings.

Annihilation is full of the unease and mystery that make Dick's books so fascinating – and notably, in fine Philip K Dick style – it was inspired by a dream.

As noted, a few works by other artists have crept into the collection: most notably a fine, Fauvish Arthur Dove "Landscape" (1908-1909) and a lively Cubist "Still Life" (1925) by the influential Russian-born painter and theoretician John Graham.

The early work recalls Dorothea Lange and other Depression-era documentarians; the later images (notably a fine series of triptychs) are bigger and cooler but no less engaged, in the style of Paul Graham.

You tip your hat to the current generation of scholars – notably Cordelia Fine, with Delusions of Gender and Rebecca Jordan-Young, with Brain Storm: The flaws in the science of sex differences – and you are grateful that they have taken up the cudgel as you sigh: "Here we go again".