Sentence examples for expect to notice from inspiring English sources

And, you might ask, when should New Yorkers expect to notice changes?

Much of what provides the punch to this heartbreaking finale is the last thing you would expect to notice.

Expect to notice changes.

Expect to notice a difference after about two weeks, and see increasing improvement in your skin as long as you continue to do this.

Especially if your goal is to gain more than a few pounds, you should expect to notice a drastic change in the way people treat you as you become fatter.

These are just a few things I noticed in the previously mentioned novel, and what Georges may be expected to notice since joining Spy Club.

The players are expected to notice the difference from their previous stint up in the Austrian Alps at barely half that height.

Despite the show's production being moved to Glasgow, viewers are not expected to notice any difference on screen when Question Time returns, apart from in the closing credits.

So Proust savored the image of an obscure Dutch painter's attempting "a score of times" to render a "patch of yellow wall" -- a background detail that few observers could be expected to notice, let alone appreciate.

However, parents, who would be expected to notice such tics, didn't see any difference at all.

The implication is that only someone of Kuhn's historical sensitivity could be expected to notice this.