Sentence examples for notably new from inspiring English sources

Neither breaks any notably new ground.

Except, that is, for one notably new exception.

Nothing in Stein's presentation seemed notably new, even if the details were nicely laid out.

What is notably new in "Linus and Lucy" is the syncopated piano left-hand ostinato.

From the title on, their previous single Left Myself Behind, from 2011, is equally worshipful of rock's alt rock gods, notably New Order and My Bloody Valentine.

They, too, want lower taxes, but they also want the things taxes bring, notably new schools and libraries, better roads and more police protection.

However, it is known for a long time that its clinical application is confounded by unwanted secondary effects, notably new-onset diabetes, renal dysfunction, renal vascular damage and arterial hypertension [1] [4].

There is now stiff competition in the mid-market from other New World producers, notably New Zealand, where the wine industry is booming (see article).

The premiers of the Atlantic provinces, notably New Brunswick's Frank McKenna, were willing; so was Saskatchewan's New Democratic Party premier, Roy Romanow, a good friend of Mr Chrétien despite party differences.

Similarly, Mr Pitt allowed state attorneys-general, notably New York's Eliot Spitzer, to take the lead in drawing up new rules on conflicts of interest in investment banks, something that should fall squarely within the SEC's purview.

But elected officials, most notably New York's senior senator, Charles E. Schumer, had pinned hopes on running trains from Midtown Manhattan through a new tunnel under the Hudson River and up the west side of the Hudson.