Sentence examples similar to noticeably intelligent from inspiring English sources
So strong was Amélie's influence over the young prince that he always considered her to be his mother, and as an adult "the ideal female, whom he ever sought, was dark-haired, vivacious, and intelligent, and noticeably older in years than he".
Many residential communities are claimed to be "intelligent", but their level of intelligence noticeably varies corresponding to the functionality and operational efficiency of the installed intelligent systems.
Inrecent years, the researches about intelligent video surveillances have increased noticeably.
On his personal blog, prominent intelligent design creationism promoter (and CSC Senior Fellow) William Dembski complains of "Darwinian fascists" (later revised, if not noticeably softened, to "Darwinian enforcers") (Dembski 2006).
His spine bells noticeably.
noticeably, even if modestly.
Then he noticeably winced.
I was noticeably weaker".
One thing noticeably missing?
