Sentence examples for felt notable from inspiring English sources

None of her tattoos were visible, which felt notable because Cyrus has many, including several on her shoulders and forearms.

None of her tattoos were visible, which felt notable because Cyrus has many, including several on her shoulders and forearms.

"He is now breathing better, feels notable relief and does not need assistance in breathing from a machine or otherwise," he told reporters here.

As with her hyper-specific lyrics, it feels notable that she seems increasingly uninterested in universality; Formation's references are designed for maximum resonance – or perhaps alienation, depending on where you stand.

But the imbalance felt more notable here as there were far fewer people on board than there are at your average music festival.

Few will ever have felt a notable fondness for the British public lavatory, except perhaps while visiting a motorway service station in, for example, France.

Immediately afterwards, Amazon swooped in to pick up the lost shows, giving them a new streaming home, a win the company felt was notable enough to advertise directly on its Amazon.com homepage in a letter to customers.

Instead of panicking, however, Johnson said she felt a notable sense of calm, one that she credits to her religious faith.

After hours and hours of straight monologue, the appearance of a comment by the interviewer feels similarly notable; that is the advantage of a lengthy presentation.

He felt his most notable achievement was the continued operation and expansion of the business by his his four sons.

The price swings today may feel even more notable because the 1990s represented a relatively calm time for trading.