Sentence examples for indeed noticed from inspiring English sources

Some politicians in Washington have indeed noticed, and not always to their benefit.

After some polite hesitation, a senior fellow answered that she had indeed noticed a bit of unrest lately.

"She said she wanted me to know that she hadn't been stalking me at Dolce & Gabbana," said Ms. Morrison, who had indeed noticed Ms. Beckham's laser attention directed at her while waiting for the show to start.

This veteran marine told Becker that, so far as he could recall, he had indeed noticed piles of film canisters in Hitler's mountain lair, but had not understood their significance.

I liked the smug feeling of achievement I got when I'd completed a run, or indeed noticed I'd lost a bit of weight: I'd never achieved anything sporting in my life, unless you count developing a nonpareil ability to bunk off games undetected.

And I have indeed noticed a change.

"I believe they might indeed notice the calcification," he said.

Sorry, nope: spending those minutes getting distracted still counts; indeed, noticing when you're distracted is the essence of it.

This sounds miraculous, and you will indeed notice and marvel at the difference, but only if you happen to be a snowy owl who likes watching voles from a hundred and fifty yards.

Underlying our inhibitions about being seen out alone, I suspect, is the famous psychological phenomenon known as the spotlight effect, which describes the way we chronically overestimate how much others notice our social faux pas – or indeed notice us at all.

Indeed, noticing the connection between water dripping from the cave ceiling and stalactite formation, the Neolithic Italians had placed vessels beneath the falling liquid to collect it; as the substance that created "stone bones," it likely had a spiritual power.