Sentence examples for that very notable from inspiring English sources

While it is obvious that very notable people should be included in Wikipedia, the decision is questionable for people who are less notable.

There's an amusing firing, a "rap session" about margarine, Pete Campbell's angst, and the very notable discoveries that Ted is at once an effective team leader, a Bobby Kennedy liberal (we could have guessed from his mock RFK congratulatory call to Don over the famed "I Quit Tobacco" ad a couple seasons back) and an accomplished pilot (no doubt impressing their airline client).

That said, with the very notable exception of Kurt, lead guitar was the weakest link in every other Seattle Grunge band.

A recent OECD study concludes that the economic impact of migration within the EU is broadly neutral, with the very notable exception of Germany (where immigration increased by 15percentt from 2011 to 2012), which is Europe's only fiscal loser from migration.

Turning to a chart of the VIX, I found that over the past year, VIX peaks have been in the first half of the month, with the very notable exception of May 2006 and also November 2006 (July 2006 is on the bubble).

Australians are used to not being treated particularly well by international performers, with the very notable exception of Pink.

We can start at the back with the very notable absence of Chelsea goalkeeper Petr Cech.

It is very notable that Falconer's bill will not address any of the most emotional cases.

"And it seemed very notable that there were no career attorneys signed on the brief".

On the other hand, most of the film is just Tyson talking on camera and given his lisp, high-pitched voice and propensity for mangling vocabulary, it is very notable that the film is in fact engaging and interesting.

It is very notable that INR and FPR of P. infestans are similar, with positions 3-6 of INR resembling positions 2-5 oFPRPR.