Sentence examples for describes noticing from inspiring English sources

It's a question that was eating away at Shadyac even as success and riches poured his way – he describes noticing with interest how, contrary to the cultural expectations he'd swallowed, moving into a 17,000 square foot mansion made him no happier – and its urgency intensified when a bike accident left him with post-concussion syndrome, incapacitated and contemplating death.

At the Bling H20 website, Bling Water "creator" Kevin Boyd describes noticing on Hollywood studio lots that "you could tell a lot about a person by the bottled water they carried".

That's why I often remember neurologist and psychiatrist Victor Frankel and the moment he described when noticing the beauty of a sunrise could mean a concentration camp hadn't yet killed who he was.

Many limitations in using portable chest X-ray have been well described and noticed such as quality of an X-ray film in addition to the risk of repetitive radiation exposure [11].

He has been described as always noticing talent in others, often employing those who shared his ambition and nous.

In an interview with MoMA curatorial assistant Michelle Millar Fisher, Baker described first noticing the peculiar powers of a flag in 1976, on the Bicentennial of the United States, when processing the omnipresence and immediate legibility of the American flag.

The Court noted that CIC and Ryan alleged in their Complaint that they manage captive insurance companies, fall under the ambit of "material advisors" as described in Notice 2016-66, and that causing them to comply with the Notice would force them to incur substantial costs.

George Haight's biography of George Eliot describes a Mrs Shaw noticing the young Mary Anne Evans sitting to one side by herself at a children's party.

Bold patterns which British Vogue described as "notice me prints"—also struck a chord, including Moschino's oversized cherry emblems (which Leighton Meester flaunted on the television show Gossip Girl), Prada's exotic palm-tree print, and the exuberant abstract florals masterminded by Erdem Moralioglu.

Further D.M. Dunlop (1957a, Life, pp. 188 196) described the notice on Ibn Bajja written by a contemporary of Avempace called Ibn Bashrûn in his work al-Mukhtâr min an-naẓr wa-n-nathr and transmitted by Sibṭ Ibn al-Jawzî (d. 1256-7) in Mir'at az-zamân (1952, pp. 172 173).

For more than an hour, Gruber described the notice that changed his life 57 years ago in Krindija.