Sentence examples for so notable for from inspiring English sources
The Trustees and staff of The Metropolitan Museum of Art mourn the passing of Bob Tisch, a longtime benefactor and friend, so notable for his generosity to the great institutions of New York City, for his public--spiritedness, and for his personal warmth and charm.
That an attracting sphere can be treated as if the mass were concentrated at its center in the case of attractive forces that vary linearly with the distance was not so notable, for as Newton shows in Section 13, in this case of attractive forces an attracting body always can be treated as if the mass were located at its center of gravity, regardless of shape.
The reason that Sinclair's use of vMVPDs is so notable is that for years, the only way to run linear addressable advertising was via one of the MVPDs.
The impact on Esparza was so notable that the photographer returned for a second trip in March 2017: "I captured more of these stories because I related to them more," he adds.
This benefit for our immune system is so notable that Science News has called vitamin D "The Antibiotic Vitamin".
"We're interested in everything that's notable and not so notable".
Following an awards season so far notable for its predictability, the Academy today upset the apple cart by awarding Martin Scorsese's 3D film 11 nominations, leaving Michel Hazanavicius's much-tipped The Artist trailing with 10.
Not so his designs, notable for their technical sophistication as well as their remarkable aesthetic qualities.
This, his first injury-free season for so long, is notable for his lack of international duties.
Sure enough, the Obama stimulus plan, at least as it has been sketched out so far, is notable for its lack of creativity.
Jackson's great seventies and eighties albums — "Look Sharp!," "I'm the Man," "Night and Day," and so on — are notable for their energy, shrewdness, and wit, for their enthusiastic eclecticism, for words and melodies that stick in your mind and rattle around there for days.
