Sentence examples for rather notable from inspiring English sources

Apart from some rather notable British character actors, the original Star Wars trilogy largely got by using virtual unknowns in the key roles.

It is rather notable that not only men signed that declaration, but women signed it also; the women of Ulster were invited to sign the declaration along with the men.

The primary reason for the Boxster S's rather notable premium lies in its engine compartment, where the car gets the direct-injection 3.4-liter H-6 shared with far pricier base 911 models.

It said that the incidence of major "polluting environmental events" related to hydrofracking — like contamination of local water supplies and spills — declined by more than half in three years, "a rather notable indicator of improvement by the industry and oversight by the regulators".

Projection onto an erroneous fold results into an anomalous distortion, which introduces a rather notable estimation error.

Stealthy London-based fintech startup Curve has closed a $2 million seed round from a rather notable list of early backers.

The Sinatra movie came in the same year as the rather less notable The View From Pompey's Head, yet that film would prove to be just as significant in his career.

This respect for one another is why most famous gunfights were rarely two or more well-known gunmen matched up against one another, but rather one notable gunman against a lesser-known opponent or opponents.

Rather, it was notable for the message, bald and never circumvented, that some good people did some terrible things.

Rather, the most notable and noticeable development on the ground in Hebron was the sudden and rapid rise in support for the Islamist party Hizb ut-Tahrir.

That this stuff seems notable rather than commonplace perhaps tells you more about the current musical era than it does about East India Youth.