Sentence examples for to the notably from inspiring English sources

It's all connected to the notably big muscles in our legs.

McIlroy's celebration – he bowed to the notably partisan home crowd – was pre-meditated.

However, due to the notably harsh environmental conditions, there is little field monitoring data of groundwater systems, which has limited our understanding of permafrost groundwater dynamics.

There's a bit of Otto Dix in Morse's distinctive paintings, with their angular contours and somber, blue-tinted skin, which lends an incongruous, though not displeasing, coolness to the notably hot-­blooded sport.

The polluters, the wealthy, and lobbies such as the National Rifle Association, could count on compassion; the conservatism would be honoured by restraining the federal government in relief for the poor, the sick and the disadvantaged and yielding more authority to the notably corrupt state legislatures and local elites.

"The long journey of a presidential campaign has begun with the people I have met affecting me far more than any effect I might have had on them," Dr. Dean said to the notably young crowd that overflowed a downtown intersection here that provided a quaint New England backdrop, complete with a church steeple over his left shoulder.

Many movies attest to that, notably the dinner scene in "Tom Jones".

But there are other threats to the union, notably from rightwing legislatures pushing anti-labor laws.

Ms. Larmore brings special qualities to the role, notably warmth and vulnerability.

Some of the accompanying wines didn't stand up to the food, notably the Sangiovese, made bitter by the salad.

Some of the successors were hostile to the Greeks, notably Antipater and Cassander.