Sentence examples for or notably from inspiring English sources

But what I like best (or what I find most horrifying, is probably more accurate) is the theme throughout — exemplified by this wonderful line — that the sleazy salesmen and smooth executives running Wall Street don't really understand what they did (or, notably, what they're still doing).

Nodes that are deregulated by network damage may not have a critical impact on other nodes (or, notably, on the output nodes of signal transduction networks, such as cell death), or may only regulate other nodes that are also immediately deregulated by the initial network damage.

He wasn't big, by N.H.L. defenseman standards, or notably fast.

Are there some poets or notably deep-voiced hip-hop artists to nominate?

Each iamb asks interpretation in relation to the other iambs or, notably, the trochaic substitution in the first foot.

Older politicians hardly bothered, since women voted less than men, or (notably in villages) did as husbands or fathers ordered.

Mr. Kelleher said each car was chosen for specific reasons — a landmark design that was emblematic of its period or a notably high-quality preservation or restoration.

Additionally, tours of the Archive can be arranged for interested groups or individuals, notably library and archive students or music majors.

When the competitor walks in the door, the customer wants to see or hear about things that the competitor doesn't have or is notably weak at.

Every decade or two, notably in 1956, state borders are repatched, usually according to language or demands for cultural unity.

A second dimension of enforcement is the type of sanction, whether monetary or nonmonetary, notably, imprisonment.