Sentence examples for noteworthy aspects of from inspiring English sources

One of the noteworthy aspects of Lanzmann's discussion with Jewish survivors of death camps is his emphasis on armed resistance.

Among the most noteworthy aspects of those six games is the Nuggets' teamwork.

There are two noteworthy aspects of Maimonides' position on the Law i.e., the religious commandments.

One of the most noteworthy aspects of yesterday's decision was how broadly it deferred to Congress's "fully legitimate interest in... preventing corruption of federal electoral processes through the means it has chosen".

A statement from the FIA said: "One of the noteworthy aspects of the new 2013 Concorde Agreement is the new tender procedure for appointing single suppliers in the tyre and fuel categories, for the FIA F1 World Championship.

One of the most noteworthy aspects of Zorn@60, the extensive concert series with which the composer, bandleader and DIY impresario John Zorn has celebrated his 60th birthday, is the diversity of institutions where those concerts have taken place.

One noteworthy aspect of the original war debate was that all of the Senate's aspiring presidents felt compelled to line up beside it.

It is Hague's expression of frustration with the Obama administration, however diplomatically phrased, that is perhaps the most noteworthy aspect of his interviews on Wednesday.

One noteworthy aspect of the McKinsey study is the extent to which QE policies have enabled governments to avoid tough austerity programmes.

The most noteworthy aspect of the system is the way that the programmed elements of pitch and rhythm can be substantially manipulated in live performance to accommodate the demands of phrasing and rubato.

"After Bush came into power, the most noteworthy aspect of his administration's foreign policy is unilateralism," Yan Xuetong, director of the Institute of International Studies at Qinghua University, wrote last week in the People's Daily.