Sentence examples similar to noticeably interested from inspiring English sources
The children were intrigued, and they became noticeably more interested in global events, not just their own world.
Certainly, it seems noticeably less interested than the V&A in contextualising its subject's oeuvre with the work of JG Ballard or William Burroughs.
Since the World Trade Center disaster, where he worked the night of Sept. 11 on rescue operations, people on the street have been noticeably more interested and supportive.
Labor is noticeably less interested in the question than earlier biographers have been, but the historian George Chauncey has classified sailors, prisoners, and hoboes at the turn of the twentieth century as belonging to a distinctive "erotic system" of underground homosexuality, and London seems to have been aware of it.
It's something you can do if the person you're talking to is noticeably romantically interested, but even then it's risky because the creep factor is high if you're mistaken.
His spine bells noticeably.
noticeably, even if modestly.
Then he noticeably winced.
I was noticeably weaker".
One thing noticeably missing?
