Chess players, he had admitted, slow down noticeably in their 50s.
Mr Robinson's DUP remained noticeably quiet throughout this period.
The respective offspring have been given a noticeably high profile by the competing campaigns.
Pasco police have noticeably stayed clear of the protests, with both community members and the Zambrano-Montes family calling for calm.
Noticeably, however, the Lib Dem leader echoed the Tories in saying Labour had "a sort of secret plan" to let the Scottish National party pull the strings after the election.
It traces a chronological history, beginning with their unpromising genesis in the folk parks of 1960s Sweden – where Ulvaeus's winsome Hootennany Singers plied their trade, and Andersson's noticeably more raunchy beat combo The Hep Stars promoted their album We and Our Cadillac.
Certainly, it seems noticeably less interested than the V&A in contextualising its subject's oeuvre with the work of JG Ballard or William Burroughs.
She refers to the men in the leaders' debate as "the four shades of Westminster grey," adding that a four-way debate would have been boring, and looks noticeably unimpressed when I ask how Plaid can claim to represent Wales when it is the country's third party: "We are designed as a party to speak for Wales.
He noticeably searches for his next point and repeats himself, speaking with a heavy-lidded and often downcast visage, as if your tired, exasperated granddad converted a kitchen lecture you didn't want to hear into a TED talk you want to hear less.
Labour politicians in the self-proclaimed Socialist Republic of South Yorkshire are noticeably wary about the reputation they have gained from the slogan.
Quilliam has been noticeably challenged by some ideas put forth by his interviewees, while latching on to others that confirm his own views.
