Sentence examples for notably little from inspiring English sources

He makes notably little effort to foster Belarus's fragile sense of identity.

President Bush has had notably little to say about one major loser in his budget proposal: serious Social Security reform.

He has played guys like this many times before, in better movies, perhaps most notably "Little Miss Sunshine".

Mr. Corey himself appeared in around 100 feature films, notably "Little Big Man" (1970), in which he played the part of Wild Bill Hickock opposite Dustin Hoffman.

"In contrast to Victorian medical moralizing, which linked nervousness to a contemptible lack of will and a hereditarian scheme of degeneration, there is notably little condemnation of the nervous patient in the 1700s," Micale notes.

He struggled to avoid typecasting, however, and in the 1990s he began to write TV adaptations of novels, notably Little Sir Nicholas (1990), Little Lord Fauntleroy (1995), and The Prince and the Pauper (1996).

JG: But the facilities for visitors are awful... ST: Westminster Hall is notably little-used - a particularly striking point at the moment.

Jones and the group would enjoy another six Top Twenty hits in the UK over the next two years, notably "A Little Bit Me, A Little Bit You" and "Daydream Believer", on both of which Jones sang lead vocal, as well as "Alternate Title" and "Pleasant Valley Sunday".

Robinson went on to become a star of black musical comedies, later a top vaudeville star, and finally a star of motion pictures, appearing in 14 films, notably The Little Colonel (1935), In Old Kentucky (1935), The Littlest Rebel (1935), Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm (1938), and Just Around the Corner (1938).

Years before that, after a parachute injury had led to his discharge from the US Army Airborne, he played backing guitar with several American Rhythm 'n' Blues acts; notably with Little Richard.

Thanks to our Christmas traditions, most notably a little tune about Rudolph, reindeer have captured a space in the American mind as closer to a mythical creature, like a unicorn, than an actual animal.