Sentence examples for noteworthy kind from inspiring English sources
An especially noteworthy kind of burial is that of the megalithic (huge stone) graves that appear in various areas from the Neolithic Period on.
One especially noteworthy kind of skeptical consideration in the epistemology of logic is that the possibility of inferential a priori knowledge of these facts seems to face a problem of circularity or of infinite regress.
One noteworthy kind of knowledge that now becomes salient is knowledge that is generally reckoned to belong to private life.5 Also, since technologies of many sorts offer affordances and constraints to our lives, decisions underlying the design of those technologies are to be reckoned part of governance.
What is noteworthy is the kind of partisanship the tabloids have exhibited.
From wild leather details to bright neon accessories, bold prints to killer heels, this seven-day whirlwind displays the ultimate in one-of-a-kind, noteworthy styles!
"La Battaglia di Legnano" is a taste I have yet to acquire; it seems to spend most of its first half simply seeking any kind of noteworthy music at all.
Its kind of noteworthy that the last two networks that came in, Fox and the CW, came in with two hours a night.
The Bulova school, considered a model of its kind, was a noteworthy example of industry playing a crucial role in veterans' rehabilitation.
Though some of his individual buildings were noteworthy exercises in Palladianism (a kind of 16th-century Italian Renaissance classicism), he was most highly regarded for his planning of streets and groups of houses as visual units.
The lack of names for animal kinds is also noteworthy; as in the corresponding passage from HA II, fish are mentioned once as an instance of blooded animals that lack the organs in question; but the stress throughout is on this particular system of organs in whichever blooded animals have them.
Many noteworthy public rites were of this kind, such as the Lupercalia (around the Palatine hill) and the amburbium ("around the city").
