Sentence examples for was more notable from inspiring English sources

The news conference was more notable for the subjects Garrett avoided than those he addressed.

The question was more notable for its strong tone, one that has marked the proceeding so far on Thursday.

The coverage — actually a pair of articles appearing on Monday and Thursday — was more notable for having appeared than for what it revealed.

Of course, they played a lot better, but it was more notable how serene and quiet the game was in the close company of top players.

Perhaps no player's departure was more notable than that of Brigham Young's sophomore center, Brandon Davies, who was dismissed from the team for violating the university's honor code.

When Sister Martha first came to St. Charles 69 years ago, Port Jefferson was still a bustling center for commercial shipping and Main Street, now crowded with retail establishments, was more notable for its large trees than its shops.

That remark is more notable for redundancy than revelation.

But the list may be more notable for its omissions.

Nothing is more notable in modern American campaign oratory than its careful, gray, timid quality.

This change is more notable when viewed across a longer stretch of time.

Albeit the two occasions are more notable for their striking contrast.