Sentence examples for what seems noteworthy from inspiring English sources

What seems noteworthy is the rather high level of indirect guidance described in the literature (see Tables 4, 5).

"What seems different and noteworthy about the I.B.M. approach is its sweeping comprehensiveness and message," said Rosabeth Moss Kanter, a professor at the Harvard Business School.

What seems like days, anyway".

What seems to be their problems?

What seems significant?

What seems to be inside?

What seems to be popular?

That sense of dispelled anxiety is part of the reason that what is a fairly bland observation — the man running for President chose a running mate he likes — seems noteworthy.

The Fugitive Kind (1960), written by Tennessee Williams, now seems noteworthy only for the mismatching of Marlon Brando with Anna Magnani.

What seemed impossible alone, together seemed possible.

What seemed familiar to them?