Sentence examples for was not notably from inspiring English sources

Mbeki, at least, was not notably corrupt.

His criticism of Mr. Obama was not notably fierce, and his manner was easy-going.

One of Illich's arguments in those days was that medicine, despite its apparent successes, was not notably increasing life expectancy.

Prince's attempt to change his name to an unpronounceable glyph was equally unpersuasive, and in classical music the violinist Nigel Kennedy was not notably successful in persuading listeners to forget his first name.

Although evidence would seem to suggest that his thinking was not notably different from that of other Neoplatonists of his day, it is said that he attempted to combine Aristotle's psychology with the Platonic doctrine of recollection.

Goya was not notably poor; his father was a craftsman employed on the decoration of Zaragoza's grand new basilica to the Virgin, and his mother belonged to the hidalguía, the lowest order of Spain's proliferating aristocracy, hidalgo being a contraction of the noncommittal phrase hijo de algo — "son of somebody".

Yet consumer spending wasn't notably slow in those years.

There was some, but there wasn't notably more political work on display than in previous years.

Housing advocates said that the AFFH process wasn't notably different from ones that other government departments use to implement their policies.

These were not notably successful.

Urea itself is not notably toxic.