of note

1. Important, of distinction, famous, as in I have nothing of note to report, or The speaker was a man of note. This idiom uses note in the sense of “importance” or “fame.” [Late 1500s]

Example Sentences

“They did not gear up or perform any work while there and they did not see anything of note,” the statement said.

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A quiet week awaits in China, with industrial profit data for October the sole release of note.

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That’s one of several deals of note this month.

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Mr. Carlson’s own views are also worthy of note.

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Of note, a late-day offer Friday by Sen. Chuck Schumer, the leader of the Democrats in the Senate, on a path to ending the shutdown was credited by some with helping to inspire a turnaround in stocks.

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