Sentence examples for notably towards from inspiring English sources

But blame was spreading in other directions, too – notably towards Kirkland Tellwright.

Many a bold word was written in favour of "urban regeneration", notably Towards an Urban Renaissance, an optimistic government report championed by the architect Richard Rogers.

The 60-strong National Society of Film Critics occasionally proves an Oscars bellwether, but is also capable of offbeat choices and has leaned notably towards non-English-language fare in recent years.

The Rasputin of the piece was Baron von Oppenheim, a man of protean hatreds, not only towards the entente powers (the British, French and Russians), but most notably towards himself.

Meanwhile he had written or edited a series of major books, notably Towards the Planned City: Germany, Britain, the United States and France, 1780-1914, publinhed in 1981, which traced the close connections between the nascent planning movements in the four countries – most notably, the influence of German planners on their British colleagues until ties were severed by the outbreak of war.

Mark Carney has said CPI should pick up "notably" towards the end of the year.

During the 1960s, Frayn established himself as a novelist, most notably with Towards the End of the Morning, his hilarious, touching 1967 book detailing life in the dying days of Fleet Street's newspaper industry.

While they have always been pleasant (and notably friendly towards Canada), my view is that they remain in campaign mode.

Many say it's because of financial and demographic pressures, but also policy changes in recent years, notably trends towards personalisation and social value.

He has also long taken a foreign-policy line notably softer towards China than that of either Mr Abe or Mr Aso.

As I shrieked to my husband, "He's only had three of them!" So when we belatedly celebrated Caspar's third anniversary the following weekend, I was notably frosty towards her.