Sentence examples for noticeably long from inspiring English sources

He was not big but seemed fit, with close-cropped hair and noticeably long sideburns.

He studied the menu and looked around for a waiter, who was a noticeably long time in appearing.

In this sense, it all goes off without a hitch, except for one noticeably long scene change in the first act.

How do you work with a visual artist and not become their servant?" "The New Yorkers" opens tomorrow, and like many of the projects by Bang on a Can, the show has a noticeably long and varied roster.

Noticeably, long linkers with the extensive connectivity pose a risk of expanding the molecular search space to an unmanageable size.

After what was a noticeably long break between 2007's wildly successful Wincing The Night Away (for which they snagged a Grammy nomination) and this year's new album, it's clear Mercer cares more about quality than quantity.

The Tory culture secretaries have lasted noticeably less long than their Labour counterparts: Labour had five in 13 years; the Tories have had nine in 11 years, a remarkable turnover.

Overall the collection of talent on the undercard rose to the occasion in support of Nectar's bass showcase, and when Day 2 was ushered in by perfect weather, moods were noticeably lifted long before the main course.

It has faults, of course – a few of the songs are a verse and bridge too long (noticeably Nowhere Man), and most of them audibly slow down, which may have been something to do with the smoky studio atmosphere.

And even within that constraint, we can see that growth from 1960-78 was noticeably above the long-term trend.

For a start, the yield curve is only noticeably inverted when long-term bonds are compared with the federal-funds rate and the short-term bank rates closely connected to it.