Sentence examples for noticeable numbers from inspiring English sources

On Tuesday, the rapport between the musicians (including noticeable numbers of younger players) and their kinetic conductor was palpable.

The report notes that homosexual men began entering the seminaries "in noticeable numbers" from the late 1970s through the 1980s.

A generation back, when the first single mothers by choice started having kids in noticeable numbers, that sort of barb had real bite.

Among the concertgoers at Avery Fisher Hall on Sunday afternoon were noticeable numbers of people clad in green to profess their cultural solidarity with the National Symphony Orchestra of Ireland in its New York debut.

Before the performance so many ticket buyers, including noticeable numbers of young people, were lined up in the lobby of the David H. Koch Theater waiting to get inside that the curtain had to be delayed more than 20 minutes to accommodate them.

It is asserted from various studies that noticeable numbers of senior citizens are of critical concern about their privacy.

A noticeable number of listeners followed the performance with scores in hand.

Riding on the back of "Boy With a Pipe" are a noticeable number of Picassos from nearly every period.

The orchestra sounds terrific, but Carnegie Hall, usually packed for Chicago Symphony concerts, had a noticeable number of empty seats.

There are also a noticeable number of women on bicycles and in trousers – two things that Kim Jong-il frowned upon.

Others might have the inclination of a noticeable number of people at a recent performance by skulking somewhat guiltily out of the theater at intermission.