Sentence examples for nothing more notable from inspiring English sources

This is a curious thing when you consider that a man who is sure he has a sense of humor invariably turns out to possess nothing more notable than bad teeth.

Nothing is more notable in modern American campaign oratory than its careful, gray, timid quality.

The line was hardly notable: such announcements usually precede nothing more exciting than news of a trade pact with Caracas or China.

That considered, it's even more notable that we've been doing nothing but gush about J.Phlip all year long.

Any notable moments spent on a subway usually do nothing more than expose human awfulness at its most pronounced.

As it turns out, the 24,000 pages of e-mails that journalists and the public spent the weekend poring through contained nothing notable — quite an achievement that Ms. Palin seems guilty of nothing more than the excessive use of exclamation points.

After appearing in Joey Breaker and the critically panned teen zombie picture My Boyfriend's Back, he had a more notable role playing John Cusack's wealthy friend in the crime comedy Money for Nothing.

The most notable aspect of the story is that it exists at all, since most driving games are about nothing more than driving around a track really fast.

Nothing more, nothing less.

Nothing less, nothing more.

His practice was not becoming more notable.