Sentence examples for than noteworthy from inspiring English sources

That, combined with a keenly priced wine list, makes the Allium Brasserie more than noteworthy.

With a hitch in his throwing motion and a past more notorious than noteworthy, Collins often wondered if he would ever again lead a playoff-caliber National Football League team.

That said, today's announcement may not be all that impressive for international counterparts, but for Spain it's more than noteworthy.

Of course, the fact that Wayne Rooney had just become the youngest goalscorer in Premier League history was more than noteworthy - but it needed the comments of Arsene Wenger to put the 16-year-old's 25-yard curling strike into context.

Edgerton's beefy Stanley has a menacing, occasionally magnetic presence, while McLeavy's Stella is competent rather than noteworthy.

It is therefore on the other hand more than noteworthy that 30%% did not meet any diagnosis anymore.

Last week's Penn State news is aggravated by rumors that Paterno has retained legal counsel -- a logical but less-than-noteworthy move, if true -- and the unsubstantiated rumor that former defensive coach Jerry Sandusky may have used his charity to provide big donors access to young boys.

But the Thursday concert was a connoisseur affair, offering a pair of noteworthy, rather than starry, soloists and a program of mostly unfamiliar works.

Rather than focus narrowly on noteworthy buildings, the exhibition and related panel discussions explore issues like how Berlin is reasserting its role in European cultural and intellectual life and how New York is trying to maintain its reputation as a creative center, even as artists are priced out of neighborhoods they helped to rejuvenate.

Single-season marks are no more noteworthy than career milestones.

Amid all the fun, a few errors creep in, some more noteworthy than others.