Sentence examples for noticeably of from inspiring English sources

Four were foreign-born, and two were noticeably of Negro parentage.

They are narrated in a droll and detached style, which shows influences most noticeably of Oscar Wilde and Roald Dahl, with some hints of Lewis Carroll's nonsensical logic and a dash of Monty Python.

Those gains, however, came after significant losses — most noticeably of both legs below the knee and much of each finger, the result of a bout with meningococcal septicemia in her sophomore year at the University of Texas.

The discontinuation of treatment is associated with better cognitive performance, most noticeably of verbal memory.

While there are new solutions coming to the fore to reduce those fees and quicken transactions — Coinbase itself is among the trialists — and the cost has dropped noticeably of late, merchants may still be reluctant on account of price volatility.

They don't precisely mimic "real" English muffins -- to begin with, they taste fairly noticeably of corn (with ingredients including corn starch and corn flour) -- but they stand up on their own.

Even so, the sync here was noticeably out of kilter, and it shattered any suspension of disbelief.

But it was the judges whose rhythm was noticeably out of sync.

Roethlisberger declined to talk to reporters and wore a walking boot while limping noticeably out of the team's facility.

Along that fabled strip, racism is noticeably out of favor.

A decade on, his conversation is noticeably purged of the kind of confrontational bons mots that once peppered his interviews.