Sentence examples for noteworthy if from inspiring English sources

Why is Mr. Paterson's achievement so noteworthy if not for his race?

Selig's silence would not be so noteworthy if it weren't part of a larger pattern.

The Sporting Life Any year is noteworthy if it brings a new BMW 3 Series, still the definitive sport sedan.

During the 1950s and '60s the top-down and bottom-up approaches were pursued simultaneously, and both achieved noteworthy, if limited, results.

The stained-glass windows of Georges Braque, Jacques Villon, Georges Rouault, Marc Chagall, and Alfred Manessier are also noteworthy if less authoritative in their handling of the medium.

The visit, which came during a wider trip to Chongqing, was noteworthy if only for the fact that Beijing permitted it.

It showed Hagel as having delivered a largely un-noteworthy, if not boring, address on the need to use diplomatic means to solve complex international problems, including those with Iran.

A psychological thriller can feel like a wacky, much-deserved career timeout gig for many established writers — but Lee takes it on without the indulgence, frivolity and condescension of a certain highbrow set who stoop to commercial ventures as vanity projects, as if the novelty alone is noteworthy, as if showcasing range becomes the final commission of the tried-and-true literary writer.

If so, the first company's earnings surprise will be much more noteworthy, and, if history is any guide, the market will react much more positively than to the second company's surprise.

Isn't that noteworthy, even if it doesn't make headlines?

On its own that might not be noteworthy, but if under your leadership your club achieved something, that could be worth including.