it's noticeable that

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

Let's start with some little girls: the Fossil sisters from Noel Streatfeild's Ballet Shoes (and it's noticeable that many of her other books have been retitled and re-packaged to form a "Shoes" series).

Elyot's central problem, however, was the essentially passive nature of Isherwood – and it's noticeable that the film livens up when Lindsay Duncan (as Isherwood's domineering mother), Imogen Poots (a riotous Sally Bowles) or Toby Jones (a disreputable old queen and Berlin bedsit neighbour called Gerald Hamilton, the Mr Norris in Isherwood's novel Mr Norris Changes Trains) are on screen.

It's noticeable that Samsung is making its own effort to split from the rest of the Android pack, by offering services such as S-Voice (powered by the same backend as Apple's Siri) and its Samsung-specific Android apps (for the Galaxy Note's stylus, for example).

Even though the error-strewn statement appeared to have been scribbled on the back of the same fag packet as Cameron's rushed announcement on "English votes for English laws", it's noticeable that the Tories have nothing to say about existing rights to privacy, freedom of the press and freedom of speech, family life and religious freedom.

It's noticeable that you didn't invade Britain in this film.

"It's noticeable that some newspapers are ignoring the Samaritans' media reporting guidelines.

"It was noticeable that the refugee subject was very present.

It is noticeable that Jobs was somewhat vague as to what his passions were.

Yet it is noticeable that England are hardly rubbing their hands with glee.

It is noticeable that Starmer took some time before making his decision over the Drax activists.

It is noticeable that his collaborators don't always relish his methods.