Sentence examples similar to notably sway from inspiring English sources

At times Tippett makes ironic reference to popular styles, most notably the swaying tango in the tenor aria, "I Have No Money for My Bread".

Mitt Romney did well in places where traditional Republicans hold sway – notably the suburbs of Denver.

Other sections, notably the torch, swayed in the wind, defeating the scanner.

And if social-welfare spending is the critical issue, it is unlikely that all the recent talk of women's issues, most notably at the Democratic convention, has done much to sway the vote.

The trees sway darkly.

Sometimes they sway.

We started to sway.

Logistics may sway you.

Fragmentation holds sway.

To sway people.

Did they sway you?