Sentence examples for most noticeably when from inspiring English sources

In Grace, the Nationals add a pitcher far different from Glover in every way, most noticeably when it comes to his throwing hand.

Emotional investment has become Collins's defining trait, and its outward expression has hurt him at times, most noticeably when he has insinuated that his players have stopped trying.

But when Mac talks, people ­listen, most noticeably when he settles in behind the microphone to front the BBC's ­Wimbledon tennis coverage.

This happens every once in a while, and it happens most noticeably when there is a presidential campaign going on, and we are at least nominally charged with the task of examining our national values and goals.

The centre-backs were also impressive, with Dejan Lovren, until his injury, and Martin Skrtel dominant in the air and timing their challenges well, most noticeably when the Slovak snuffed out a two-on-two break by dispossessing Aluko.

He and Merkel appeared as calming crisis managers, most noticeably when the pair faced cameras together on October 5, 2008, to reassure the Germans that their savings deposits were safe.

Jeter agreed that, in the big picture, the Yankees had come back many times, most noticeably last year when they were down by two games to none in Oakland.

In the 11 years since euro notes started circulating, the value of the pound has varied widely – most noticeably in 2008, when the pound collapsed from €1.40 to parity (ie £1 = €1) in less than a year.

He has endured dips in form before, most noticeably in the summer of 2010, when four home Tests against Pakistan and two against Bangladesh brought an average of just 22.6.

He has made more telling contributions, most noticeably on his first appearance here, when he scored three tries.

This species has a very distinctive 'display' when they are considering escape; most noticeably they wave their front pair of legs in the air.