Sentence examples for not take notice from inspiring English sources

She hoped that her father would not take notice of Mr. Panchal, whose room was right next door to hers.

While the Academy Awards might not take notice, the Sport's intensely choreographed introduction was surely one of the more outlandish product reveals at any recent auto show.

"The judge managed to not take notice of so many facts in the case when he was delivering the verdict," said Aleksandr Minkin, a Moskovsky Komsomolets journalist.

In any event, the state cannot continue its policy of turning its back on the tourism industry and expect that the tourists, sooner or later, will not take notice.

Councilman Walter L McCaffrey, whose district includes Queens Plaza, said, "The judge does not take notice of the fact that this strategy has sustained legal challenges around the country".

The good news is that, though the dishes may be somewhat repetitive, they're all really tasty, and a party of two, or even one of four or six not determined to try as much as possible, might not take notice.

It isn't them yet it can become them if they are not taking notice.

"If people are not taking notice of that, I don't know what film they are watching".

That said, Mr. Schellinger seemed to leave room for the possibility that some had not taken notice.

'White people have been discriminated against by the council through funding and by the police not taking notice when they are the victims of racist attacks,' he said.

You did not get enough time to consider (e.g. options)   Your opinion was not taken notice of?