Sentence examples for thought it was notable from inspiring English sources

"We thought it was notable that The New England Journal accepted this paper, that they would take fibromyalgia on as an issue, and also because tai chi is an alternative therapy that some people raise eyebrows about," said Dr. Robert Shmerling, clinical chief of rheumatology at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center in Boston, co-author of an editorial about the study.

As we pointed out when the free calling and messaging service was launched in May, we thought it was notable that Amazon was from the start expanding the communications experience outside of the Echo-device ecosystem: people could also use their Alexa apps — on smartphones and other hardware — to communicate with each other.

"I think it was notable that Merkel stepped up to the plate, making clear that a nuclear Iran is unacceptable," Mr. Kupchan said.

"I think it's notable that the for-profits are the only type of school where the majority of students are unable to repay their loans," said Debbie Frankle Cochrane, program director at the Institute for College Access and Success, which has called for tighter regulation of for-profit institutions.

Still I think it's notable that this is a story in which the sparkle of wit is contrasted with raw, uncompromising wisdom and ultimately found wanting.

"I think it's notable that Speaker Boehner is having some difficulty in persuading the other members of his conference of his view," said the White House spokesman.

Others were playing games happily but I thought it was stupid…and I think the improvement was not notable.

Line also has a selfie sticker app — but personally I think it's most notable contribution is preloading stickers and emoji as you type.

"That's very notable particularly Lexus in my viewpoint, because they had historically done pretty well," says Wurster. "But I think it's more notable that BMW was the winner in many of those categories.

"Alice Waters thinks it's better," she said of the notable Bay Area chef, who is one of her best friends.

"I think it's fair," Mr. O'Reilly said, in a notable change for a commentator who has been fiercely critical of illegal immigration.