It was notable primarily because it gave Tom Cruise his first starring role.
The barks of some trees are notable primarily for their texture, with color a secondary feature.
The "King" DVD also offers the 1923 silent feature "A Woman of Paris," an entertaining if obvious melodrama notable primarily for its not starring Chaplin.
Logan's next film, the romantic comedy Tall Story (1960)—starring Anthony Perkins and Ray Walston and adapted from the Howard Lindsay Russel Crouse play was notable primarily for being Jane Fonda's film debut.
Other recordings on this year's list, like Elton John's and Whitney Houston's debut albums, are notable primarily because they inaugurated careers that became enormously successful.
Adam's opening goal was notable primarily for the poor positioning of Brown and a swirling wind which aided the ball's flight into the net from virtually the right touchline.
Shedding around an hour of the play's running time, Wells's adaptation is notable primarily for its A-list ensemble cast, all of whom relish the chance to sink their teeth into Letts's bilious dialogue.
For example, Alan Taylor, the author of the Pulitzer Prize-winning "William Cooper's Town," writes about Jedediah Peck, one of Cooper's fellow townsmen, who was notable primarily for advocating free public education in New York State, a goal achieved by legislative action in 1812.
In each case the American show was glossier, more driven by mystery and paranoia and notable primarily for a pair of bravura performances (in the case of "The Killing," those of Michelle Forbes and Brent Sexton as grieving parents).
"My selections and their juxtapositions are notable primarily for their personal resonance," Mr Eleey writes in his catalogue essay, "but I nevertheless hope that others find them evocative of various aspects of their own experiences of the attacks".
