Sentence examples for would be more notable from inspiring English sources

Also, contact with larger-sized species would be more notable and would likely be mentioned to family members before symptoms appeared.

The exclusion of less notable women would also imply that, on average, women in Wikipedia should be more notable than their male counterparts.

But the list may be more notable for its omissions.

You would think there would be more.

Saturday's victory would have been more notable if he had not led the Americans in scoring.

That the executive would depart this quickly is more notable.

The White House has released a list of 16 people whose criminal convictions would be eliminated or commuted, but the group is more notable for those not included: Conrad Black, Lewis Scooter Libby, Michael Milkenen, and other notable felons who have sought clemency.

He would be "a valued adviser", said George Bush, "and a steady hand".Six months on, Mr O'Neill is more notable for his loose tongue than his steady hand.

That remark is more notable for redundancy than revelation.

Nothing is more notable in modern American campaign oratory than its careful, gray, timid quality.

This effect is more notable with the proposed strategies.