Sentence examples for noteworthy his from inspiring English sources

Although the horse may not be that noteworthy, his name is.

As noteworthy, his supporters say, he was elected to a leadership post in the House with the support of liberals, moderates and conservatives of all backgrounds.

Also noteworthy, his system lent itself not just to personal but to public betterment, as might be expected from the man who founded America's first public subscription library, as well as a fire department, a hospital and a university.

But it is not just his vision and creativity that are noteworthy – his energy, both in pressing and tracking back defensively, are a key component of Brisbane's play, enabling the Roar to defend from the front with a high-energy press.

And his appearance in "The Country Girl" is especially noteworthy because his character, an actor who has lost his nerve, has no center whatsoever.

It is also noteworthy that his definitions of such types of his broader 'transtextuality' occur in the course of his explanation of the mechanisms of parody.

Coypel is also noteworthy for his writings, which include prose, verse, two tragedies, and several comedies; his greatest literary achievements are his critiques, written in 1747 and 1751, of the works on exhibit at the Louvre.

Perhaps more noteworthy than his headline performance in the polls is the fact his unfavorable ratings among Republicans – a measure of how many of the party faithful could never countenance voting for him – have dropped dramatically in recent weeks.

Particularly noteworthy were his collaborations with playwrights Arthur Miller, who became one of his closest friends, and Tennessee Williams, a number of whose plays benefitted from Kazan's guidance long before they went into production.

The tale is noteworthy for his recent and innovative restoration — basically an extreme mummy makeover — and his harrowing and unlikely 1,700-year 1,700-yearom ancient Egypt to a 21st-century exhibition vitrine in Brooklyn.

Also noteworthy are his two cantatas in honour of Beethoven.