Sentence examples for had ever noticed from inspiring English sources
None of our neighbours had ever noticed it.
The mood is awed, as if no American had ever noticed Spanish classicism before.
Asked whether prison officials had ever noticed problems with Mr. Magnitsky's health, she said she could not comment.
Apparently, there was only one other example in the Park, and no one had ever noticed either of them until Chaya came along.
It was his recipe for bathtub gin, which no one had ever noticed before; I published it in my book on Gatsby.
But this time the fact of this dichotomy — the economic well-being of South Korea, and its apprehensions about war and disaster — was greater than I had ever noticed before.
But the urge to urinate? "I can't say I've ever noticed that," Baas said.
Between 1964 and 1982, he made three more features (none of which I've seen, and none of which I've ever noticed playing in revival).
If you've ever noticed that Rafael Nadal looks fresh and ready for action when he arrives on court for a match, the secret is out.
It's not something I've ever noticed before with regard to Roger, but I think it's fair if you see a similarity.
