Sentence examples for appear noticeably from inspiring English sources

Areas that developed principally during the 1990s and 2000s appear noticeably different than their older counterparts across many measures used.

In similar classes in Bard's New York schools, students' vocabulary, communication skills and historical knowledge appear noticeably more advanced.

And so: The old film was replaced by super-sensitive, faster Panchromatic film, but it made faces appear noticeably darker, as if in shadow.

Pineda did not appear noticeably out of shape and sounded in good spirits, and he said he had been watching the Yankees games from Tampa.

Bent-over elderly women carry huge sacks on their backs, men with weathered faces sit on their haunches by the roadside, and North Korean children appear noticeably smaller than their South Korean peers.

The royal family was depicted with features that, by comparison with standard conventions of Egyptian art, appear noticeably exaggerated: a prognathous jaw, a thin neck, sloped shoulders, a pronounced paunch, large hips and thighs, and spindly legs.

In response, McLauglin appeared noticeably upset and replied by saying "I'm not blushing".

We observed that the synchronization-dependent modulation of the transfer function appeared noticeably different for each convergence condition.

Once it does, my facial hair appears noticeably less strident: the surgeon said it would be reduced by 10-15% per session, which looks about right.

The PlayStation 3 version, which comes on one Blu-Ray disc, appears noticeably superior to the 360 version, which must be spread across three discs because the 360 is based on the increasingly antiquated DVD format.

So if the full moon occurs at or near perigee, it appears noticeably larger in the sky than if it occurs at apogee, and it also it is brighter, because the amount of light received by the Earth from the Moon depends not only upon the amount of light the Moon gives off, but also how far the Earth is from the Moon.