Sentence examples for really noteworthy from inspiring English sources

But it's how and where Trump aired his doubts Thursday that were really noteworthy.

"What is really noteworthy about Hope Community is the fact that it's mixed income," he added, noting that the mix of market rate and affordable housing builds "quality of life".

"What's really noteworthy is that the Senate and Governor this year finally supported bills that the Assembly has been trying to move ahead for years," said Mr. Brodsky, who is the chairman of the Environment Committee.

PSVR is slowly gaining a really noteworthy library of games.

Celtic, in three seasons under Rodgers, have yet to claim a really noteworthy scalp.

Admittedly, there's nothing really noteworthy about this computer, but there isn't any really negative about it either.

Even if it were, it's easy to avoid and not really a noteworthy flaw.

For a finance person like me, an insight into softer aspects like human behaviour and social interactions was really useful and noteworthy.

This is really useful and noteworthy for other businesses, tomorrow leaders, and all of us in an attempt to help us to survive be harmonious in this world.

One is that the Kyoto School never really had any noteworthy competing schools of original thought within Japan with which to contrast itself, and over against which to explicitly define its own identity.

Since the relatively recent emphasis on the "HP" instead of "Hewlett-Packard," and the general consumer move away from printers, HP hasn't really done anything noteworthy — well, other than thrive despite the decline of the business in which they made their fortune.