Sentence examples for bit more noticeable from inspiring English sources

Sometimes widening the outline, using a thicker line, can make a particular section a bit more noticeable or important.

“Right now, one month is just a fluke," said Lien. "Two months becomes a little bit more noticeable in terms of the trend.

With 5g of sugar (.5%), this is still technically a dry wine, although the sugar gives it a bit more noticeable palate weight and texture.

"As we get into the season and see how things are setting up, then it becomes a little bit more noticeable".

These guys were a bit more noticeable: standing behind the cameras, cheering on the crowds, and taking photos on their phones, perhaps to throw on Twitter or Facebook in hopes of amplifying the impact.

"Gender does come into play sometimes when you look at lineups for festivals and you don't see any women, or just very few… that's when it becomes a bit irritating, a bit irksome, that's when those things become a bit more noticeable to me, when things aren't very diverse".

In the space of a few years, Mac went from bit parts to more noticeable roles, in Don't Be a Menace to South Central While Drinking Your Juice in the Hood (1996), Booty Call and How to be a Player (both 1997) and The Players Club (1998).

Anyway, I think in her own way, she brought ballroom up a bit, made it more noticeable, at least to a certain population.

If you'd like to wear a little bit of a more noticeable mascara, try Clinique NEW Lash Power Mascara Long Wearing Formula in color Dark Chocolate, you will achieve luscious, dreamy lashes, but be sure to only apply one coat.

The bit rate reduction is more noticeable when the transcoder aims to produce a bitstream with lower bit rates or quality (e.g., 'QP2(40)' compared to 'QP2 36)'QP2 36

Some may place quality over size, while others may be willing to sacrifice a bit of quality for a more noticeable diamond with more carats.