Sentence examples for noticeable sense from inspiring English sources

As Virginia Woolf once pointed out with a noticeable sense of frisson, "we are no longer quite ourselves" after dark.

This homogeneity creates a noticeable sense of community, even a sense of mission, among many Intermountain doctors and nurses.

There is a noticeable sense of calm in the kitchen, far different than the frenzied atmosphere usually shown in movies or television.

There was a large crowd, a noticeable sense of excitement, and it was clear that Saratoga Gaming and Raceway was making a lot of money.

While these concerns do not all lend themselves to government solutions -- and some, like the time crunch, offer difficulties that approach the level of paradox -- there is a noticeable sense among women that government should try to do what it can.

Even with a large number of new investments, there is still a noticeable sense of general public mistrust in wind energy.

But what's most noticeable is his sense of humour.

And rewards can range from the obvious (like the sugar rush that a morning doughnut habit provides) to the infinitesimal (like the barely noticeable — but measurable — sense of relief the brain experiences after successfully navigating the driveway).

Ms. Costa-Jackson's "Stridono lassù" from "Pagliacci" was imbued with heartfelt emotion and the warmth of her polished soprano; just as noticeable was a sense of her enjoying the melodies she was singing.

This paper's goal is to provide an efficient method to alleviate the noticeable decline in sensing performance caused by TVMFF channel; thus; adopting an accurate channel model becomes absolutely critical.

Pasini used the word "mystery" a number of times, and when I asked him what he meant he spoke with noticeable emotion about the sense of invisible collaboration he has felt with earlier generations of scholars.