But there's something noteworthy about who was doing that lending: while banks as a whole loaned more government-backed money than ever, the biggest banks loaned less.
Headlines including phrases such as "Cindy Crawford looks incredible at 48" imply that beauty is usually the preserve of younger women, and that there is something noteworthy and admirable about an attractive 48-year-old female.
As it is, Iris does very little besides driving to and from work and staring portentously at the stranger and stranger happenings around her. On the other hand, there is something noteworthy about her passivity, an intentional withholding on the part of the author, as if this were the best way to express Iris's precise brand of yearning.
(Isn't that how assimilation works?) But his phrasing reminds me of the odd standard often applied to marginalized voices: in this case, there was something refreshingly noteworthy about a Chinese poet writing about non-Chinese things.
But there was something else noteworthy about these critiques: while they universally agreed that Mr. Perry performed badly, there was nothing close to a consensus about which candidate might be the alternative to him.
Yet there was something even more noteworthy than the show's retro aesthetic: "The Producers" injected a powerful dose of the values and entertainment style of contemporary popular culture into Broadway's static, isolationist environs.
But as Michael Lopez points out, there might be something more noteworthy at play.
Whether this impulse to enlarge her story will result in a third novel remains to be seen, but if it does I suspect readers will be treated to something noteworthy: an intersecting instead of a purely sequential trilogy.
If something noteworthy is detected, Kelly said, the sonar can be swapped out for high-definition cameras.
Art that makes a lasting impression despite you is, after all, doing something noteworthy.
