Sentence examples for he has noticed something from inspiring English sources

But he has noticed something else new from applicants.

But he has noticed something interesting about modern Britain, and fashioned an engaging parable from it.

Over the past few years, he has been talking regularly to IS fighters online, and he says he has noticed something new.

Eric had been travelling a lot, and he had noticed something different in Sweden.

Mr. MacLean said Mr. Stuart told him he had noticed something in his wife he had never seen before, "that she had gained the upper hand" in their marriage.

Because he himself had typed in the data, he had noticed something: often, the same two candidates faced each other multiple times.

Mr. Cookman said he had noticed something new in this year's conference registrations: representatives of major Latin labels that had previously ignored the music.

Mr. Benjamin, 40, said he had noticed something else: even before last night's opening bell, the delegates were really, really busy.

Rosenberg, a sanitation worker, said he had noticed something else in recent days around town -- a kind of old-fashioned upbeat feeling.

Jobs introduced the iPhone in 2007, more than a decade later, because, Isaacson writes, "he had noticed something odd about the cell phones on the market: They all stank, just like portable music players used to".

After dinner at a restaurant last September, a close friend says, Charles Stuart complained that he had noticed something about his pregnant wife, Carol, that he had never seen before, "that she had the upper hand" in their marriage.