Sentence examples similar to noticeably embraced from inspiring English sources
Kazakhstan and Kirgizstan have embraced noticeably more ambitious economic and political reforms than the rest of the region.
European steel makers have adopted a noticeably different strategy, embracing the minimill concept far more aggressively than their American counterparts.
It was one of many applause lines embraced by a crowd that noticeably warmed to others onstage as the night went on, especially Florida senator Marco Rubio and Fiorina.
Skarlatos's companions on the train have been noticeably less eager to embrace their new-found fame.
India has also been noticeably more willing to embrace its security responsibilities in the Indian Ocean, sending its ships regularly across the waters, patrolling off Mozambique's coast at the request of Maputo during a time of tension, and involving itself in the region's anti-piracy efforts.
He embraced positions similar to his opponent's on gun control and environmental protection, and, while he used to be the head of an organization that encouraged Catholics to be more observant, he was noticeably quiet on abortion.
