Sentence examples for noticeable how many from inspiring English sources

It's really noticeable how many files, folders and documents the delegates carry around with them.

Burns said it had been noticeable how many women had good shows this year.

Some 20 years ago it was noticeable how many theatre workers had begun to read the Ruskin-inspired magazine Modern Painters.

I wrote it that way just because we had covered a lot of other people, and it was noticeable how many women were in there, but no, I don't have a theory to explain that one.

He has come under fire for his gags about Jade Goody, Madeleine McCann, swimmer Rebecca Adlington and the Queen (he tells jokes about men, but it is noticeable how many of his high-profile targets have been female).

Such tactics worked perfectly during the 4-0 win over Australia and even though Germany lost their next match against Serbia it was noticeable how many chances they created with 10 men.

It is noticeable, too, how many wives worked: French polishers, lacquerers, brush-makers, steel pen slitters, burnishers, dress and shirt-makers, stud and cuff-makers, button and brooch-makers, ivory-button sorters.

And a little redemption in the last chapter is so common that it's barely noticeable; but how many books can really convey what it means to be lost, let alone, as this one does, what it might mean to be found?

It's noticeable how certain creators of certain types of games have dropped away, how many quit for their own sanity, found other careers or otherwise disengaged.

The article struck a chord with many of you and it is noticeable how varied the experiences were.

"How many does it take to be a noticeable minority — 10, 50, 100, 500?" Mr. Chapman said the petition showed "there is a minority of scientists who disagree with Darwin's theory, and it is not just a handful".