Sentence examples for seemed notable from inspiring English sources

What seemed notable was his use of the word "exaggerated".

Monica Lewinsky seemed notable for being so generic.

Newman went to the crime scene — the beach — and photographed whatever seemed notable.

It seemed notable that its jurisdiction was not deemed sufficient for any of the crimes in question.

It also seemed notable to Linder that there had been a gap of ten days between the first and second bombings.

He said reporters had seen a pattern of "demonstrable falsehoods, exaggerations, misconstruals or omissions" on the part of McCain that seemed notable, even for a heated presidential campaign.

The lack of a similar comment about Baker seems notable).

For many Afghans, however, recent American policies seem notable for their internal contradictions.

(It seems notable that his last book was titled "Threshold Songs").

What seems notable is not the content of the messages but their style-the mechanical voice of command, complete with vernacular and sarcasm.

At first glance, the list of interviewees for this "inside story of the professional jockey" seems notable mainly for its absentees.