noteworthiness

Ultimately, Palmer says, she didn’t find anything too noteworthy.

With the help of a diverse group, he wants to employ a curatorial approach in selecting quality, noteworthy works based partly on their relevance and representational content.

I believe that we will honor more everyday Americans through this process than we have ever in the history of the inaugural, which I feel is noteworthy, particularly in these difficult times.

A traditional house like Billecart-Salmon embracing this trend is noteworthy.

Apple’s entry into the search engine market comes 11 years after Microsoft’s Bing made its debut, the only other noteworthy competitor to Google to date.

Another noteworthy item from this study: Women who started having sex earlier found greater satisfaction in college.

The Met is noteworthy not only for its house size, however, but for the sheer volume of its season.

The fact that criminal justice policy is not a campaign issue is, itself, noteworthy.

Here are five of the most important, most noteworthy, and just plain goofy measures on the ballot this year.

With some noteworthy exceptions, city people have been drinking really, really gross water for centuries.

He fired with an accuracy of aim that won him an admiring mutter, although to miss would have been almost as noteworthy.

A fine and noteworthy feature in this church is the corbel table which runs nearly all round it.

It is noteworthy that her two daughters were legitimatized, their names were Ida and Maud.

The fine paneled woodwork in the interior of the palace and the antique tooled leather walls of the library are also noteworthy.

The absence of rhyme is the more noteworthy in that rhyme offers little difficulty in Provençal.