Sentence examples for noticeable though from inspiring English sources

Most noticeable, though, are his hands.

The shirt was noticeable (though not as much as the wearer thought), but it didn't diminish the wearer's confidence that the observer wouldn't notice anything else about him.

It was noticeable, though, that what was meant was the England Test Cricket Club, for there was no recognition of those who had played only ODIs, the implication being that they were not good enough for Tests.

While "heat-gate" ("warm-gate"?) was yet another overblown situation surrounding Apple a few months back, the temperature of the device at times was noticeable (though far less than any laptop, for example).

It was noticeable, though, that the trichome density of Bt plants showed considerably less variation as compared to non-Bt plants.

What should be noticeable though is the tablet's speed.

The most noticeable thing, though, according to people at Princeton, is not just that el-Halaby has won the championships, but also the way he has done it.

The repayments are hugely noticeable even though they barely scrape the froth off what we owe.

Some players said his absence had been noticeable, even though they mainly consult with their position coaches during games.

The absence of such wording was noticeable, even though North Korea has recently made overtures toward the United States and South Korea after the prodding from China.

These differences are noticeable even though not principal.