Sentence examples for think notably of from inspiring English sources

"Think notably of the disaster of MS Estonia [in 1994], where lifeboats were almost no use [due to bad weather], or even the case of Costa Concordia, where they had remarkable difficulty launching the boats," he says.

In sci-fi, notably: think of James Earl Jones's heavy-breathing Darth Vader or unknown Canadian actor's Douglas Rain's chillingly calm turn as murderous computer HAL in 2001: A Space Odyssey.

She's now an international yoga instructor and blogging machine, crushing it on every social media platform you can think of (Most notably on YouTube, where she has 160,000 subscribers).

For inflicting human misery isn't notably thought of as being a desirable object of public policy - rather the opposite in fact, alleviating it is.

Bluetooth's most fervent supporters, notably Ericsson, which pioneered the technology, originally had thought of lots of clever ways to use it.

Like a House version approved last month, the bill is essentially a compendium of tired ideas favoring the coal, oil and and gas industries, including one or two ideas the House hadn't thought of -- notably a provision that would authorize oil and gas exploration in coastal waters that have been faithfully protected since the first Bush administration.

"People think of packaged food as notably elusive," she said.

But there are other readings of Nietzsche's "failure" notably, I think, the brilliant observations of the Belgian feminist thinker Luce Irigaray.

In Best Buy's case, think of how those technologies are exploited by virtual retailers, notably Amazon.

"The idea is that things would happen today that are commonly thought of as impossible, most notably a significant reversal of China," Mr. Hendry said.

Recent thought on the origin of ULF waves (Kivelson, 2006) has mainly focused on field-line resonances or origin through excitation on the flanks of the magnetosphere and usually under more active solar wind conditions, notably of higher speed.