Sentence examples for noteworthy not from inspiring English sources

In reality, the speech was noteworthy not for its thin appeal to unity but for what it left out.

The case is noteworthy not so much for the amounts involved, which may turn out to be fairly modest.

Like the Tchaikovsky on Friday, Beethoven's Symphony No. 9 was noteworthy not just for its surging passion but also for the myriad details that Mr. Jansons uncovered.

This week is noteworthy, not just for events in Scotland, but because it marks 2,000 years since the accession of Rome's second emperor, Tiberius.

All of the above feels noteworthy not only because the artist is exploring these issues and contradictions, but because Meller is also being pitched at the mainstream.

For our current prime minister it is noteworthy not merely that he has had such a lot of guests but that he is there himself.

His virulent homophobia is noteworthy not because it should have had prophylactic properties, but because it scores the film valuable irony points.

The attack was one of the year's most noteworthy not merely because of Judge Querol's stature but also because of its ample destruction.

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

Yet, what made this night noteworthy was not the hotel's beauty or even its fashionable crowd.

Lee-Waters's playing at such an advanced stage of pregnancy is noteworthy but not precedent-setting.