Sentence examples for notably so after from inspiring English sources
For Charlemagne too the Greeks were a problem – notably so after he was crowned an emperor by the pope in 800.
Notably so in the case of Tina Billingham, killed after years of abuse by her partner, Ron, leaving her two sons still clearly struggling with the cumulative weight of all that had gone on.
Most notably So It Goes in 1976.
Never before has so much been so easy, but most notably so cheap.
Infectious diseases are prominent, notably so sexually transmitted ones.
It also felt notably under-populated, given that this was only a week or so after a splashy relaunch.
Growing notably less so, however, as compared to traditional higher education study abroad, is Europe.
His press conferences after games are so notably unrevealing that that the Patriots may as well play Hank Snow's "I'm Movin' On" instead.
But: Heitkamp remained notably noncommittal after Trump picked Kavanaugh.
Concentrations measured in road runoff notably decreased after soil filtration.
