Sentence examples for noticeably he from inspiring English sources

As time went on, Hitler's face and bearing changed noticeably—he began to look and walk more and more like Mussolini.

Slowly but noticeably he has begun to loosen the reins.

More noticeably, he contorted his body to score both goals with lethal left-handed shots.

Noticeably, he did not seek to lobby lawmakers on any of the major issues that he will have to tackle in the coming months, like possible changes to teacher seniority rules that Mr. Bloomberg has avidly sought".I'm not here to ask for anything right now," he told legislators at one of his meetings.

Most noticeably he disallowed Dawson's 48th-minute header after the stadium scoreboard and announcer had awarded the goal to England.

"It improves the balance sheet and most share investors will be looking at that more so that profit-and-loss accounts and it does improve that quite noticeably," he said.

Noticeably shocked, he said he had heard that the university's principle and deputy principle were also still being kept captive by the gunmen.

Bernie hit his marks, but he noticeably sounded like he was hitting marks.

But members of the jury bridled noticeably when he spoke of his love of Osama Bin Laden, although he claimed to disagree with the al-Qaeda leader's methods.

Now 77, he stayed as busy as ever, though Aids had slowed him noticeably and he too felt a touch of the survivor's syndrome.

He gets noticeably uncomfortable when he thinks that something he is saying about his music is being taken too seriously.