Sentence examples for what notably from inspiring English sources

What notably differs is that American freshmen tend to expect more aggressive feelings after drinking, especially for US women (for males 37.9% versus 26.3%, χ = 37.49, df = 1, P < 0.01, for females 32.5% versus 14.2%, χ = 136.70, df = 1, P < 0.01).

What was notably uncomplicated, for me, was how readily I put the accident behind me.

What is notably new in "Linus and Lucy" is the syncopated piano left-hand ostinato.

What is notably absent from the draft resolution, however, is any binding restriction on transactions with Iran's central bank.

They duly launch the ball into the box but Forster did what he notably failed to do last week, coming to pluck it out of the air decisively.

Woodward adds weight and detail to what others, notably Richard Clarke, in his book "Against All Enemies," have already shown: From the beginning, the fix was in.

Dressing in the cramped locker room at the University of Massachusetts-Boston among players who have little hope of seeing a minute in the N.B.A. seemed a far cry from what some, notably Cook himself, believed he was capable of.

The boldness of the fashion message was echoed in what was notably absent from a collection beamed around the world just as actors and stylists are starting to pick out dresses for Oscar night.

What is notably absent from all the recommendations to "stop the boats" from these experts is deterrence, which in Morrison's parlance is also known as "taking the sugar off the table".

What was notably absent in the Yankees' clubhouse after the 2-0 loss in Game 2 was self-recrimination; rather, hitters kept talking about how exceptional Hudson was, slicing off bits of the strike zone with four different pitches, changing speeds, keeping almost every pitch in the lowest quadrant and out of harm's way.

"There was what is notably absent now... a sense of duty," said Mr Paxman.