Sentence examples for capable of noticing from inspiring English sources

A self capable of noticing that everything around it expires can't avoid concluding that it will, too, somehow, sometime.

The vehicle is fully capable of noticing, for example, when a loudly hooting truck driver decides to buzz you and give you the finger (this happened).

His amorality is all the more shocking for its modest tone, and for coming from a man capable of noticing, as he walks through the calm night of St. Nils, the "occasional faint crunch of a snail" mingled with the "shush" of fallen leaves.

That subjects are usually capable of noticing large changes to, and unexpected elements in, the visual field, show several things.

The simulated results show that the proposed controller is capable of noticing and preventing the unintentional road departure during driving.

As I rose in the ranks, I was still capable of being noticed — I was discoverable — and as long as that was happening, I could still wear the uniform and get paid to do it.

It is these things, our vanity, pride, pettiness, envy, that make humans the genocidal maniacs capable of eliminating species without even noticing.

It took me four calls to four agents at four numbers, half a dozen transfers to infuriating recorded menus and 35 minutes before I could reach someone capable of posting a travel notice on my account.

That is a deeply debatable proposition – especially as, today, they have shown themselves to be every bit as capable of appalling sexism and not even noticing it.

Women grasp perfectly well the difference between weapons that are capable of being fired at 45 minutes' notice and weapons that may be capable of use in 45 minutes, thank you.

Your "bad thing will sure be bad if bad thing actually happened!" tweet is barely a flicker above the cognitive level required to notice, "I am capable of autonomic nervous responses!" Which, if you weren't, would probably be bad -- but hey, I'm just speculating.