Sentence examples for of course notable from inspiring English sources

D'Angelo – Cruisin There are of course notable absences from the list, and many surprises, too (Labrinth's Express Yourself, anyone?).

It is, of course, notable that David Cameron, in his schmaltzy, feelgood speech to his party yesterday, made little particular reference to the row over child benefit.

It is, of course, notable that there was not a single African American nor Latino name or face among the starters.

There are, of course, notable exceptions to this glut – first-time novelists and those beyond the British Isles or Australia still win.

Sunday's climax was of course notable for the manner of Yang's victory – it takes great courage and great talent to hit the kind of shots he did to secure his win, not least his approach shot on the final hole that gave the moment its sheen.

The rear view is dominated by thin, gently curved, vertical taillights and is, of course, notable by the total absence of an exhaust pipe.

Of course, the notable absentee was Thaksin Shinawatra.

But it is of course most notable as being her final appearance in the classic series.

Labour's belated interest in the long-running campaign for a living wage is welcome, of course, but notable in its too-late arrival.

There are, of course, some notable exceptions: Samuel Richardson, Thomas Hardy (particularly in "Far from the Madding Crowd"), Jonathan Franzen (particularly in "Strong Motion") and Norman Rush, to name just a few.

There is, of course, one notable absentee from the tournament's top 10, the man for whom this course, according to popular opinion, might have been created: Tiger Woods.