Sentence examples for seems particularly noteworthy from inspiring English sources

In retrospect, one detail of Chalabi's operation seems particularly noteworthy.

All of this seems particularly noteworthy in a week when a young woman from Hampshire was awarded £20,000 compensation for being arrested and branded a liar by police for reporting that she was raped.

This act seems particularly noteworthy in Southern California, where the line between good and bad taste has often been blurred beyond recognition, and the experience of being in public space often consists not of strolling along a city street but of parking your car and entering some kind of artificial environment.

The fact that there are so many active businesses that don't bother with ads seems particularly noteworthy given the declining reach of organic (non-ad) content from Facebook Pages.

That fact may not seem particularly noteworthy.

In the context of a robust game, the incident that led to the injury didn't seem particularly noteworthy.

For decades, foreign direct investment has been a common practice among American companies, so investments like these don't seem particularly noteworthy.

This is a summer party that needs no introduction, but this Saturday's festivities seem particularly noteworthy.

This may not seem particularly noteworthy -- after all, walking to school used to be a part of American life that people took for granted.

While a diagnostic delay of up to 20-months has been reported [ 8], the likely several years interval in this child seemed particularly noteworthy.

Emma's resistance seems particularly unmotivated.