Sentence examples for rare notable from inspiring English sources

Churches with a nave are also rare; notable examples are the original St. Pantaleon at Cologne and St. Patroclus's Church at Soest, Germany.

Among the rare notable developments on the packaged-ice front is an uptick of interest in chewable ice — "like something to eat"— and a growing concern with purity, Mr. Longo said.

Azealia Banks, a rapper from Harlem, is the rare notable who has publicly praised seapunk: she wore green hair, name-checked the genre on Twitter and has described herself as a mermaid.

The appearance of D.C. United's 16-year-old Bobby Convey, the youngest player in league history, was one of the rare notable moments in United's 4-0 loss to the Los Angeles Galaxy on Saturday, the worst defeat in team history.

This study did not set out to include cancers that represent rare notable exceptions, such as testicular carcinoma and childhood acute lymphoblastic leukemia, which are known to be highly chemo-responsive with CR rates of around 80 90%.

Within my working lifetime, the pattern of antibiotic resistance in healthcare has transformed from a rare but notable event, to a problem of epidemic proportion.

Others are comparatively rare and notable, such as the ability to hit a Major League fastball, or to compose a symphony, or to tell an elm from a beech.

Nonetheless, these instances are remarkably rare, and notable for the fact that the party moves on from them without undue drama.

Some of the rare, but notable exceptions include XMAP230 (Xenopus MAP4), whose depletion does not significantly perturb spindle formation, at least in the egg extract experimental system [65].

TARDBP mutations may also be a rare but notable cause of FTLD-ALS and FTLD.

Bloomberg Businessweek listed R.C. Pro-Am, along with Cobra Triangle, as Rare's most notable titles in the NES library.