Unfortunately, I am beginning to notice that while his voice is undeniably soothing, it is increasingly saying less and less.
Visitors to the Forward office, however, notice that while the Yiddish and the English staffs work on the same floor, they hardly mix.
Or maybe you didn't notice that while you were happily knocking back margaritas and tearing through cheap fiction poolside, your skin was growing quietly livid.
Still, as a sideline observer, I can't help but notice that, while their number keeps increasing exponentially, human desires have hardly progressed from those of prehistoric man.
Those who have watched these films - and that's plenty of people - will notice that while they are all action pictures, they each contain Cameron's trademark: strong women characters.
Finally, the judge put Ms. Harris on notice that while she may reject a county's count, she cannot do so arbitrarily.
(Only when it was over did I notice that, while I was reading, I'd moved to the arm of the couch and perched myself there).
The book is prefaced with Williams's epigraph "Perfectly safe; go ahead," a tongue-in-cheek notice that while your assumptions about the "proper" design of fiction will probably be subverted, it most likely won't kill you.
Or did no one else notice that while she was making £40,000 for two weeks' work in the Australian jungle in I'm a Celebrity … her constituency work was taken over by Katie Price?
The Democratic Party seems not to notice that while it may not have the votes in the House or Senate, it has the votes of about 70percentt of the American people in favor of a public option.
Last week, Mr. Santorum held a rally in the heavily black heart of North Philadelphia, serving notice that while about 95percentt of the city's blacks usually vote Democratic, he did not intend to surrender a single black vote.
