Sentence examples for which were noted for from inspiring English sources

He continued writing historical dramas (jidaimono), which were noted for their historical accuracy and poetic expression.

Richler's books, which were noted for their honesty and biting satire, often caused much controversy.

Of his numerous works, all of which were noted for clear, unambiguous writing, the most important was Alchymia (1606; "Alchemy"), a work that established the tradition for 17th-century French chemistry textbooks.

Fighters such as the Bf-109 and the U.S. P-47 Thunderbolt, which were noted for their speed, best escaped by diving hard and pulling back up when the attacker had been shaken.

The experts say it shows a smaller vocabulary than her previous novels, which were noted for the richness of their language, suggesting she was in the grip of the "word-finding difficulty" characteristic of the earliest phase of Alzheimer's.

He made some of the most iconic music videos of the 1980s and '90s including those for Madonna's "Express Yourself" (1989) and "Vogue" (1990), as well as Aerosmith's "Janie's Got a Gun" (1989)—which were noted for their pronounced cinematic qualities, such as elaborate sets and deft camerawork.

The most popular lawn is Kentucky bluegrass, which is noted for its velvet texture and ruggedness.

Avedon himself was colour consultant on the film, which is noted for its ravishing photography.

Ms. Segal completed the plaster original at the foundry, which is noted for casting sculptures by Louise Bourgeois, Julian Schnabel, Frank Stella and others.

Raw sewage backed up and finally spilled into the stretch, which is noted for perch, roach and bream.

The western show, which was noted for its humour, was extremely popular, and it brought Garner national attention.