Sentence examples for feel noticeably from inspiring English sources

Parts of Sydney are already starting to feel noticeably Asian.

Like Bryant, he said, he began to feel noticeably better after the third of five treatments.

Many voters do not feel noticeably averse to the greed-is-good of Donald Trump.

Steering felt nicely weighted, and though the ES 350 entered a corner with a touch more alacrity than the hybrid, the ES 300h did not feel noticeably heavier.

Supermarkets won't feel noticeably more expensive than at home – as long as you don't buy alcohol – and self-catering is possible.

All the bits and pieces did feel noticeably cheaper than everything else – the joints, the saddle, the tyres – which you would expect given how little it costs.

It feels noticeably heavier in the hand.

They also said that the workout felt noticeably easier, and their skin temperatures were lower than in other sessions.

"NYC" (Domino) isn't an exception to that rule, but each of its six tracks feels noticeably contained.

Lindsey said they felt noticeably looser as the game progressed and their first few minutes of Division I basketball were in the books.

Still, I moved back here last year after a 15-year absence during which I lived in five cities in three countries and the city feels noticeably different than it did when I left: sleeker, more sophisticated, more confident.