Sentence examples for keenly noticed from inspiring English sources
The phrase "keenly noticed" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to emphasize the intensity or sharpness of someone's observation or awareness of something. Example: "The changes in the environment were keenly noticed by the researchers during their field study."
Their return has been most keenly noticed by farmers, whose sheep, goats, cows and horses are increasingly falling prey to the 20 or so wolves thought to roam the autonomous community of Madrid.
Fashionista keenly noticed that Bey's recent red dress, worn for her big President Obama fundraiser at Jay-Z's 40/40 Club on Tuesday, closely resembles Ann's from the Republican National Convention.
In a day and age in which most celebrity chefs have to shout and make a scene to be noticed, Prudhomme was quiet and soft-spoken but always keenly observant, making make sure everything was perfect and every customer was happy.
A more severely disabled sibling might not notice or care, but Justin and Jason Perry seem keenly aware of the difference.
But it's a way to notice, to cause us to live more slowly and to watch more keenly and thereby to discover the specialness of our life and our being, and, for some of us, something more than our being".
Like people with high pain thresholds who may not notice low-level pain, messy people may just not feel their space as keenly as neatniks.
He writes: "We have in this brief historical moment… a very rare opportunity… These are the few days when we can still notice the difference between Before and After… There's a single difference that we feel most keenly; and it's also the difference that future generations will find hardest to grasp.
"The miracle which God let be born in Salzburg" was Leopold's description of his son, and he was keenly conscious of his duty to God, as he saw it, to draw the miracle to the notice of the world (and incidentally to profit from doing so).
