Sentence examples for noticeably older from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

Noticeably older than the students who filtered in and out of the building's glass doors, the motley crew of assembled activists shouted slogans confidently and waved placards energetically.

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

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.

Spontaneous animal diseases, resembling AD, have been looked for: old monkeys [ 245] and old bears [ 66] for instance, develop plaques and tangles; plaques have been seen in numerous species, noticeably in old dogs [ 62, 69], old cats [ 68], and in mouse lemurs (Microcebus murinus) [ 78].

For in his relatively short time with the Mets, he has come across as noticeably even-keeled, older in some ways than his age.

This is a troubling moment in the life of any thirty-something: the moment where occasional drifts of excusable nostalgia suddenly calcify into something unavoidably 20 years older, noticeably stiffer at the joints.

Both 30-day and 1-year mortality were noticeably higher in older patients, particularly in patients with AMI; roughly one in five, or 21.5% of the women and 17.8% of the men, with this condition died in the first year after hospitalisation in the second period.