Sentence examples for perhaps more notable from inspiring English sources

But the paradigm is perhaps more notable for its limitations.

But perhaps more notable is what is missing from the restaurant.

What was perhaps more notable than the report itself was the team that delivered it.

But the document, several inches thick, is perhaps more notable for its breadth than any of the specifics.

Perhaps more notable than that result was the dismissal of Rory McIlroy and Graeme McDowell by Keegan Bradley and Phil Mickelson.

But the list of what media outlets thought the story not interesting enough is perhaps more notable, including the BBC, the Sun, and CNN.

Perhaps even more notable was the postgame posturing of Jennings, the Bucks' shot-happy point guard.

Second -- and perhaps even more notable -- it spoke of the fact that Mr. DiFrancesco was looking beyond his few remaining months in office.

Perhaps even more notable were public comments by Giovanni Agnelli, the head of a family synonymous with Italian business and public life both in Italy and abroad.

Perhaps even more notable is the No. 2 record this week, by the folk-flavored act the Lumineers, which in barely a year has shot from the independent margins to the center of the pop mainstream.

Perhaps even more notable are the effects of the economic reforms that North Korea announced two years ago, including floating exchange rates and prices, and granting more autonomy to enterprises and farms.