Sentence examples similar to noticeably astute from inspiring English sources
The Scots were noticeably less astute than their visitors during that period of the latter's ascendancy, struggling to use space as knowingly and as economically as opponents who worked Craig Gordon much more tellingly than the home players did Jane Nikolovski Indeed, but for Gordon's saves from Goran Pandev, the Macedonians would have been at least two ahead by the interval.
For some reason the big environmental nonprofits like NRDC, Nature Conservancy, WWF and even Al Gore's well-funded Alliance for Climate Protection have been noticeably quiet about the oil spill for reasons that elude even the most astute political observers.
Though Mr. McCarthy in recent years had stepped back noticeably from the industry circuit of dinners and cocktail parties, he was widely regarded as an astute journalist who instilled in his reporters a sense of aggressiveness and importance of purpose, whether they covered Yves Saint Laurent and Karl Lagerfeld or pantyhose and swimsuits.
Others considered it astute.
noticeably, even if modestly.
