Sentence examples for notably stated from inspiring English sources

The first person to employ it in such contexts was the Australian artist Stelarc, who notably stated in various occasions: "the body is obsolete".

Netflix, for what it's worth, has notably stated that it will not offering offline viewing, saying that the feature would add complexity and may not be broadly adopted, despite consumer demands.

After reading the rules posted on the door outside which notably stated no genital nudity and no penetration allowed, but did allow piercing and "limited knife play"—I'll admit I was a bit confused.

Mr. Padilla was supported by the firmament of Bronx Democratic elected officials, most notably State Senator Diaz and Assemblyman Ruben Diaz Jr., his son.

Similar glib accusations of racism have come from some of his supporters, notably State Senator Rubén Díaz Sr .of the Bronx.

There are already female C.E.O. at some large French companies, most notably state-owned nuclear reactor builder Areva, which is led by Anne Lauvergeon.

Notably, state trooper Lou Solverson is seen both as an older man in season 1 (Keith Carradine) and as a younger incarnation in season 2 (Patrick Wilson).

But a thicket of obstacles, most notably state privacy laws, have thwarted repeated efforts to improve the reporting of such records in the past and are likely to complicate this latest effort, even after the worst mass shooting in United States history at Virginia Tech last month.

Wait until January to pay some bills that aren't allowable federal tax deductions in the AMT, most notably state and local income taxes and property taxes.

Notably, state recognition does not confer gaming rights anyway.

Notably, state House Democrats in Indiana offered an amendment clarifying that the religious freedom statute would prohibit discrimination by businesses.