Sentence examples for this was notably true from inspiring English sources

This was notably true at the depths of the cold war, when processions were sometimes arranged at the State Department's request for any friendly dictator who could afford a pair of sunglasses.

This was notably true of Aḥmad ibn Ḥanbal, the founder of the Ḥanbalī school of Islāmic law, who was to have been sent, under a heavy guard, before the caliph but was temporarily spared by the sudden death of al-Maʾmūn at Tarsus in 833.

Big things do indeed come in small packages, and this is notably true of the some of the latest puzzle games for the Nintendo DS and Sony PlayStation Portable.

This is notably true with respect to the post-Cold War era, in which the glories of openness, diversity, and neoliberal economics, of advanced technology and unparalleled U.S. military power all promised in combination to produce something like a new utopia in which Americans would indisputably enjoy a privileged status globally.

This is notably true for lung cancer as is confirmed by the most recent data (Berrino et al, 2007).

This is notably true when considering dose descriptors, such as the mean dose delivered to the PGs.

This has been notably true in their coverage of the Chandra Levy investigation -- making the decision by "The CBS Evening News" to limit its coverage all the more commendable.

This is notably more than just proof.

This is notably the case of France, Italy, Norway and Germany.

This is notably the case for Fur4 [13].

This is most notably true of state-backed firms from China, but there is also a more general pattern (think India, Brazil, Russia, and more).