Sentence examples for notably white from inspiring English sources

Certain stars, notably white dwarfs, do not obey the perfect gas law.

They became famous for their work with big cats, notably white tigers.

Most notably, white women are grappling with the dominance of hip-hop and electronic dance music.

He also wrote 12 tunes for the film, most notably "White Christmas," which won an Oscar for best original song.

Its definition doesn't include all weapons with incendiary effect, most notably white phosphorus, which has been used a lot in recent years.

Sawtimber is mostly from hardwoods, such as red oak, aspen, hard maple, and elm; the smaller softwood supply is most notably white pine.

In addition, the demilitarized zone now offers a secure refuge for endangered migratory birds, most notably white-naped and red-crowned cranes and the black-faced spoonbill.

Though sometimes displaying libertarian leanings in general elections, New Hampshire's Democratic voters are notably whiter and more liberal than the national coalition that propelled Barack Obama to victory.

But when the pool of people able to access such careers is known to have shrunk, and audiences for much publicly funded culture are notably whiter and older than the general population, it's more important than ever that arts organisations work hard to bring in new people – not just to look at culture, but to make and do it.

While "Bad and Boujee," which Mr. Glover, the star and creator of "Atlanta" on FX, unexpectedly called "the best song … ever" onstage, had been building in clubs and online since its August release, it had only recently reached radio and was far from the near-omnipresence of other more anodyne (and, notably, whiter) streaming smashes.

But, and this matters, Mr Obama's coalition does include lots of whites, notably educated white women who are some of his staunchest supporters.But leaving race to one side, the President Obama of 2012 no longer identifies those who would divide America as his enemy.