Sentence examples for notably who from inspiring English sources

As in much of the Northeast, Connecticut politics for most of the last century was the purview of two distinct cultural camps: the urban, ethnic machines that dominated the Democratic Party and the patrician Republicans (the Bushes of Greenwich, most notably) who considered it their duty to serve.

The album swings back and forth between modes for half an hour, with decent hooks and sprightly rock-outs along the way (notably Who Are You, the title track), but even in the eternally throwaway field of garage-pop, these thrills are fleeting indeed.

And superstars, Williams most notably, who, unprotected by agents and public relations men, still spoke their minds, and paid dearly for it.

At Ephesus Alexios seized Theodore Palaiologos, the Emperor's brother, but failed to gain the support of all provincial governors; Libadarios, most notably, who was also Theodore's father-in-law, remained loyal to Andronikos.

He thanked the partners, notably WHO, FCB and UNICEF, for their strong support to improve the lives of women and children, and reiterated the Government's commitment to protecting the population from HIV/AIDS.

The WHO's policy position on climate change adaptation is articulated through World Health Assembly and Executive Board policy documents on climate change and health, notably WHO resolution WHA61.19 [ 25] and the WHO workplan outlining the WHO's policy priorities for climate and health actions based on that resolution [ 26].

Most notably, Steve Bisley, who is a very important Australian actor.

In his autobiography, James criticized certain players, notably Faldo, who was not chosen for the team.

He educated the assistant coaches, notably Mike Ditka and Dan Reeves, who would be head coaches elsewhere.

The longest section is devoted to notorious mobsters, notably Al Capone (who doesn't look so sinister).

Several well-known journalists joined the network, most notably David Frost, who died two years ago.