Sentence examples for otherwise notable from inspiring English sources

This passes for comic relief in a film otherwise notable for its witlessness.

He was one of the brighter products of the coup system, otherwise notable for its duds.

She receives requests to see celebrity or otherwise notable high-priced apartments from brokers "who I know don't sell in that price range," she said.

He throws cutters and sliders to the outermost corners, and is otherwise notable for the clinging marmoset or shoeshine buffer attached to his lower chin.

Clinton's speech was otherwise notable for the degree to which she avoid mentioning any controversial topics – much like her address to an energy conference in Nevada during the summer.

Jeb Bush's official debut as a presidential candidate was marred by rowdy protests from immigration campaigners who disrupted an event otherwise notable for its attempts to broaden the demographic appeal of the Republican party.

The 2010/11 brochures, otherwise not notable for innovations, include a handful of additional Italian resorts.

Ferguson may include Ronaldo in tonight's friendly at Stoke, a match that will otherwise be notable for the debut of Kleberson, whose £5.9m transfer was concluded yesterday.

For the last several years, we've compiled profiles of women founders and investors at the end of each year because they've either raised substantial amounts of money or otherwise achieved notable milestones.

There was a higher proportion of patients with duration of T2DM of ≤1.5 years in the 20-study pool, compared with the 11-study saxagliptin add-on to metformin pool; otherwise, no notable differences were observed between the pooled populations.

But it was also the only venue to produce revivals of work by the city's most celebrated writers, Willy Russell and Alan Bleasdale, who otherwise maintained a notable silence.