Sentence examples for noticeably acknowledged from inspiring English sources
Of course, there is also French cuisine, noticeably acknowledged by Adam Gopnik in his book The Table Comes First: Family, France, and the Meaning of Food, and in other books that we can now find in New York at Albertine book store.
After years of producing extremely sharp optical prints from my 35-millimeter and 120-millimeter film, a major regional lab that recently switched to digital printing has repeatedly returned prints that it acknowledges are noticeably fuzzier.
Members of the current Obama administration were noticeably absent from the Sunday morning television schedule, but a succession of senior lawmakers acknowledged that progress had stalled and said negotiations could even be in reverse.
The justices acknowledged the case was often confusing and could yet go either way, but the questioning of Samsung was noticeably more hostile than that of Apple.
Mrs. Cappa, of Unicef, acknowledged Ms. Melching's points but said "the real surprise for Senegal" was that support for the practice among women and girls had not noticeably declined.
"This candour has so far been noticeably absent in the election campaign, with politicians failing to acknowledge the dire state of the public finances and instead clambering over each other to make additional and apparently unfunded spending pledges.
Though administration officials acknowledge that corruption in the Afghan government has continued unabated, any criticism of the government for corruption was noticeably absent from the public summary of Mr. Obama's strategy review.
While supporters acknowledge there were still loopholes for money, like contributions directed to legislative leadership funds, the plan is expected to noticeably choke the flow.
Acknowledge, acknowledge!
His spine bells noticeably.
