Sentence examples for is noticeably a from inspiring English sources

A reviewer for MTV News described the track's lyricism as "butterflies-inducing", and Sam Lansky of Idolator wrote that "Kiss You" is noticeably a stand-out track on its parent album.

In my experience, setting it to its maximum felt comfortable, and was noticeably a lot further away from the back of the next car, and therefore safer, than most humans would choose to drive.

Because the ukelele is a higher-pitched instrument, Ward's singing is noticeably in a higher register; he explains that he was "trying to match the ukelele".

A dash is noticeably longer than a hyphen.

October and November interestingly enough is dry; more similar to a summer month than a monsoon month, although November is noticeably cooler than a summer month.

However, thanks to an all-new 11.39 1 final gear ratio, the car is noticeably quicker and a bit louder.

The encore – where the sound is noticeably better – is a vast improvement.

The patty is noticeably tender, with a delicate and nuanced beefiness.

The forest is noticeably emptier as a result of heavy poaching.

Only Peggy is noticeably emerging as a sign of the liberation around the corner.

It is noticeably strange that a 50-year retrospective at Long Beach's Museum of Latin American Art of prominent, postmodern Mexican artist Felipe Ehrenberg would be titled "Manchuria: Peripheral Vision".