Sentence examples for that is a notable from inspiring English sources

The Entertainer, British dramatic film, released in 1960, that is a notable example of the British "kitchen sink" dramas produced in the post-World War II era by writers known as the Angry Young Men.

That is a notable, though not original, achievement.

That is a notable return for a forward, but his 33 league tries for the Chiefs have come in 50 matches, four from the bench, and overall he has touched down 40 times for Exeter in 59 outings.

And that is a notable change from just six months ago, when many Democrats -- cheered by back-to-back victories in New York Senate contests -- voiced confidence about the party's prospects of defeating Mr. Pataki.

Using messaging to do that is a notable move.

That is a notable shift, but isn't all that surprising.

Recent polls show that the optimism and confidence that were a notable feature of this slump a year ago have started to wane.

"We're in Brighton," she announces, or "I've just been smoking a fag," as if that were a notable occurrence.

As Variety noted, that's a notable figure – $300 million is 50percentt higher than the combined revenues from "Home" and "The Penguins of Madagascar" in 2015.

That was a notable moment of prosecutorial restraint in a case defined by overreach.

That's a notable but not prohibitive difference, especially given that there's less and less water available for import.