Sentence examples for notably him from inspiring English sources

Indeed, Mr. Berlusconi was a co-defendant until last year, when he pushed through Parliament a law granting top officials, notably him, immunity from prosecution while in office.

The problem is that as Toomey said, most everyone does have an opinion about the presidential race — except, notably, him.

She was still giving off signs of interest, notably showing him pictures of her dogs.

And it had – notably – taken him some time to get to.

Notably, for him, 'the [gay] community' has unambiguous borders and is international by definition.

The movie introduced several phrases into general usage, most notably: 'He made him an offer he couldn't refuse.' Peter Cowie's The Godfather Book (Faber) is valuable background reading.

However, Bell found him to be neither intractable nor unforgiving, and called him notably energetic, industrious and courageous.

But a residual Anglicanism did sometimes affect him, notably on the day after his mother died, when he invited Anthony Thwaite to join him for prayers at the chapel of All Souls College, Oxford, on the grounds that "Mother would have liked it".

Mr Kerry has some things going for him (notably his military record) but he is a Yankee.

In "Sunset Strip" he also explains the self-immolation episode in a way that is, for him, notably self-accusatory.

His activities as a performer have sometimes interfered with his composing, making him notably unreliable at meeting commission deadlines.