Sentence examples for seems noteworthy from inspiring English sources

The Fugitive Kind (1960), written by Tennessee Williams, now seems noteworthy only for the mismatching of Marlon Brando with Anna Magnani.

It seems noteworthy, in that regard, that no Seattle players were ever discussed as realistic candidates to win the official AP version of this award.

That's less of a format point than something specifically introduced to make you wake up tearing at your face with your fingernails 15 years from now, but it seems noteworthy.

That sense of dispelled anxiety is part of the reason that what is a fairly bland observation — the man running for President chose a running mate he likes — seems noteworthy.

It seems noteworthy that Robert Rosenblum's startling "1900: Art at the Crossroads," a revisionist juxtaposition of modernist and academic painting, opened at the Guggenheim Museum exactly 10 years ago this fall.

It seems noteworthy that Californians would reform the state's fiscally-ridiculous legislature, while spending and regulating in a manner that seems so familiar.Judging by the presidential candidates, the vagueness may be national.

Nonetheless, the action seemed noteworthy for its choice of jurisdiction.

He is stingy with compliments, so his praise for Nate Robinson on Tuesday seemed noteworthy.

The thing that seemed noteworthy about this forecast was that the Times ran on page 10 of the fourth section, under the head "Bomb Site Discussed".

It also seemed noteworthy when Thomas, before the game, reserved all of his greatest compliments for Garnett, praising his leadership in a way that he never has with Marbury.

So ingrained is the presupposition that the man will be taller, older, richer, more successful than the woman with whom he mates that the exceptions, of which there are now many, never fail to seem noteworthy.