Sentence examples for since notably from inspiring English sources
She has gone to concerts since, notably one by the Eagles of Death Metal.
But the contrast between Ireland's haunting charm and its spasmodic murderous violence has preoccupied its writers since; notably Seamus Heaney, John McGahern, William Trevor and others.
He pioneered the criminal investigations that have been a hallmark of that office ever since, notably under such successors as Rudolph Giuliani and Mary Jo White.
Karanka's men have retooled since, notably bringing Stewart Downing back to his boyhood club, and expectation is high that the Spanish manager can deliver a top-flight return for the Teesside club.
His realism and reluctance to be drawn into foreign quagmires has held sway ever since, notably in Syria, where many critics continue to call for a more aggressive American response to the brutality of Bashar al-Assad's rule.
The phrase has inspired liberal Tories ever since, notably under Stanley Baldwin in the 20s and 30s, when Baldwin recoiled from the hard-faced capitalism of slump and strike, and again in the 50s, when the likes of Iain Macleod and even Enoch Powell started the One Nation group of MPs after Labour had included the phrase in its 1945 postwar manifesto.
Since Voltaire and notably since the establishment of a secular republic in 1905, France has regarded religions as systems of belief which can be freely criticised and ridiculed.
It has happened repeatedly since then, notably in Serbia when a mass movement forced Slobodan Milosevic from power in 2000.
A lot has changed since then, notably the growth of the island's population to 2.8 million.
But the political mood has hardened since.Given notably short shrift in campaign manifestos are policies to respond to what voters say they want most.
The female singer couldn't sound more dolorous and distracted if she tried (the point is, she sounds as though she's not trying – think of every exquisitely bored singer since Debbie Harry, notably the Clare Grogan of Altered Images' Bite).
