Sentence examples for greatly noticed from inspiring English sources

And there's Canadian chanteuse McLachlan, not greatly noticed here in Britain.

Wheelwright probably spent most of his time in England in Lincolnshire, and besides preaching in Alford he likely preached at Belleau, the estate of Sir Henry Vane "who had greatly noticed him since his arrival in the kingdom".

"Many of the almonds [cacao beans] which the Indians of New Spain use as currency; and these the Indians in the canoe valued greatly, for I noticed that when they were brought aboard with the other goods, and some fell to the floor, all the Indians stooped to pick them up as if they had lost something of great value".

It helped that she was a writer of rival brilliance: she remarked of Lowell that he seemed to like women writers, a taste, she noticed, "not greatly shared" among literary men of the era.

He liked women writers and I don't think he ever had a true interest in a woman who wasn't a writer — an odd turn-on indeed and one I've noticed not greatly shared.

And Elizabeth Hardwick delivers this insight about Robert Lowell: "He liked women writers, and I don't think he ever had a true interest in a woman who wasn't a writer — an odd turn-on indeed and one I've noticed not greatly shared".

Alas, if only Tryon's theory had been born a little more than about two-thirds of a decade later, then maybe his theory would have been noticed and greatly discussed.

Antidoping experts have repeatedly stated that any advance notice greatly enhances the ability of an athlete to avoid testing positive.

Computations can be greatly reduced by noticing that many of the entries in (bar{G}_{ij}) are virtually zero and can be skipped in populating (bar{G}_{ij}).

I was able to catch a glimpse of Wellesley, Georgia Tech, and UConn during their presentations, and I noticed how their approach varied greatly from our investment thesis.

It can be noticed that the transmission radius greatly influence the required period for a successful store-carry-forward information exchange.