Sentence examples for great notice from inspiring English sources
The phrase "great notice" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when referring to something that was particularly attention-grabbing or noteworthy. For example, "I took great notice of the beautiful sunset."
When I was eleven and Juliet eight years of age, a cousin of mine, much older than either--he seemed to us a man--took great notice of my playmate; he called her his bride, and asked her to marry him.
And as struggling independent releases go, FREE FOR ALL! got great notice and amazing reactions from people across the country, as well as compelling critical praise.
The day that he was excommunicated my family took great notice of that and they called it rank blasphemy that he was coming out in support of the homosexuals".
He is also a great noticer of things in the paintings.
That is what was really great, noticing after the fur had flown that I was completely intact.
"He's getting a lot of great notices for this film, which makes me happy," Mr. Haynes said.
A great noticer of things from boyhood, he became a careful listener as well, developing a matchless ear for New York speech.
Accelerate (2008), which followed and received great notices, emphasized electric guitars and Stipe's lustrous baritone while aiming allusive broadsides at the administration of Pres.
Oh, wait, it's actually about a gay couple that hits a rough patch after one of the men falls for a woman, and it received great notices (and an Olivier Award) in London.
He was American literature's great noticer, and his work was always a reminder of the texture, the detail of life: of flesh, of the drape of clothes, of a way of speaking, a quality of light.
Over the last six months, Mr. Butz has suddenly become one of Broadway's hottest commodities, earning great notices in both "Thou Shalt Not" and "The Last Five Years," which opened Sunday at the Minetta Lane Theater.
