Sentence examples for noticeably eager from inspiring English sources

But if he was self-deprecating he was also noticeably eager to assure this young audience of technophiles that he was no anachronism.

Not because the film's inventiveness wanes, but because its mood changes, slowly but noticeably, from eager enthrallment to desperation.

Skarlatos's companions on the train have been noticeably less eager to embrace their new-found fame.

And under the conductor George Rothman the noticeably young and eager Riverside players performed with involvement and skill.

Perhaps deprived of sunlight, the bar staff are noticeably frostier than their counterparts upstairs, who are attentive and eager to please.

Not noticeably.

noticeably, even if modestly.

Then he noticeably winced.

His spine bells noticeably.

Most noticeably absent?

The mood changed noticeably.