Sentence examples for a noticeable sense from inspiring English sources

As Virginia Woolf once pointed out with a noticeable sense of frisson, "we are no longer quite ourselves" after dark.

This homogeneity creates a noticeable sense of community, even a sense of mission, among many Intermountain doctors and nurses.

Even with a large number of new investments, there is still a noticeable sense of general public mistrust in wind energy.

There is a noticeable sense of calm in the kitchen, far different than the frenzied atmosphere usually shown in movies or television.

There was a large crowd, a noticeable sense of excitement, and it was clear that Saratoga Gaming and Raceway was making a lot of money.

While these concerns do not all lend themselves to government solutions -- and some, like the time crunch, offer difficulties that approach the level of paradox -- there is a noticeable sense among women that government should try to do what it can.

In Fischer's play an enormous talent was noticeable, and in addition one sensed an enormous amount of work on the study of chess.

Not annoyingly melodramatic, but have a very noticeable sense of style.

Noticeable sense of relief around St Mary's after that equalising penalty for Southampton.

Hohlt has been attending meetings with potential 2016 candidates since the fall and says that he senses a noticeable hesitancy in the donor community.

Some experts are sensing a noticeable shift in the opinions of average Americans where food is concerned.