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Kirin is a refreshing lager, and the cap of icy foam was fun and added some interesting texture to an otherwise unnotable brew.

In other words, like many people involved in protracted and religiously-motivated violent conflicts, Fadlallah was a profoundly complex figure, with some legitimate grievances, some entrenched hatreds and ugly viewpoints, and a substantial capacity for good.  Nasr was expressing a very mild and restrained form of sadness and respect for someone who had just died:  sentiments shared in much stronger form by hundreds of millions of people in the Muslim and even Western world.  The sentiment she expressed, while infuriating neocons, is widespread and completely unnotable for large parts of the world.

Here and there a house, small and unnotable like the trees.

Nay, who knows, since the heavenly Sun looks into lowest valleys, but Blumine herself might have aforetime noted the so unnotable; perhaps, from his very gainsayers, as he had from hers, gathered wonder, gathered favour for him?

The remote and—as far as record dwelt on him—obviously unnotable ancestor who had built it as a stronghold in an almost unreachable spot upon the highest moors had doubtlessly had picturesque reasons for the structure, but these were lost in the dim past and appeared on the surface, unexplainable to a modern mind.