Sentence examples for notably held from inspiring English sources

The Baptists, notably, held the separation of church and state powers as a principle of their creed.

He studied mathematics with the famous John Nash at Princeton and, notably, held the first "computer-chess" match between scientists in the US and the USSR.

Apple has notably held off on integrating NFC chips into its mobile devices, while Nokia, RIM, HTC, Samsung and others have moved forward, to varying degrees.

This view was notably held by the Minister of War, General Mohammed Ahmed Sadek.

The contrast was notably held as evidence of a distinctly American phenomenon: the flowering of bioethics.

He helped push through the nuclear accord with Iran, notably holding out for tough conditions against the Iranians.

This year, the Oscar winning grandma went all out in the desert, sporting a variety of hippie garbs, and most notably—holding a funeral procession in which she spread, drank, and discussed the ashes of LSD guru Timothy Leary, who was a longtime friend of the actress.

This notably holds true for patients with WHO grade III astrocytic and oligodendroglial gliomas, which may be difficult to distinguish on morphological criteria alone.

But it is not so surprising that others, notably Moses, held the public's attention during his era, for Ammann was notable for his supremely modest and self-effacing personality.

Hollywood stars, most notably Jack Nicholson, held courtside seats that went for thousands of dollars a game.

Most notably, he held leadership positions on committees for the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE), the National Research Council, the National Institute of Science and Technology and on the National Science Foundation's Advisory Committee.