Sentence examples for noticeably old from inspiring English sources

THAT little old Brooklyn carousel maker creating the merry-go-round for Bryant Park is neither especially little, at 5-foot-11, nor noticeably old, despite his 68 years.

Anyone who does a fair bit of international flying probably can't help but notice that average cabin crew on American carriers are noticeably older than their foreign counterparts.

In a noticeably old-fashioned work of Conceptual Art, Kristin Mojsiewicz temporarily replaces Mom and Dad by being officially adopted by another couple for 30 days; the piece includes a traditional family portrait in which everyone looks happy and possibly related, and an adoption certificate.

Then she's noticeably older, and the husband is no longer there, but there are friends and relatives.

During the "Confessions" tour two years ago, audience members were noticeably older and less inclined to bounce out of their seats at the sight of Madonna brandishing a riding whip.

Noticeably older, greyer and more weary than when I last saw him a few years ago, he insisted there was hope for peace.

He is noticeably older than in the second Naples portrait of 1543.

The other Alisons reprise their excellent performances, although the 11-year-old Ms. Lucas appears noticeably older and taller than she was in 2013.

Entertainment Weeklys Owen Gleiberman took note of Grant's maturation in his review, saying he looked noticeably older and that it "looked good on him".

The noticeably older man, white haired and soft-spoken, began to gesture, recite prose and dance in carefully placed steps within a small radius.

From the car emerged a distinctive, electric-pink-haired woman and two men – one noticeably older, the other a lot younger.