Sentence examples similar to noticeably private from inspiring English sources

Pause noticeably between individual words.

They are noticeably roomier than modern private homes.

Noticeably absent from the private, administrative and judicial structure is a high regard for the public interest.

The issue was noticeably more prevalent in the private sector: almost a quarter (20%) of private sector respondents believed they had been passed over for promotion due to gender.

I know nothing about her other than those things, and that my private garments get noticeably more moist when I'm watching her in something, which means that I must want to have sex with her.

The ONS survey found that the average weekly pay of staff in the public sector was still noticeably higher than for staff in private sector employment, despite the government pay freeze on most employees in the public sector.

"Private equity activity has been noticeably absent from metals and mining M&A activity," said McDonnell, largely because of legacy employment and political tensions surrounding restructuring mining companies.

In the United States, sales of private underground blast shelters increased noticeably after 2009, with many construction companies' advertisements calling attention to the 2012 apocalypse.

Technology continues to redraw the border between the public and private spheres for everyone, but perhaps most noticeably in the heavily scrutinized lives of politicians.

With each successive day, the tone of the organizers noticeably softened as legislators -- through a series of private meetings -- said, in essence, "We hear you".

But Gingrich, who had a private meeting with Romney in Louisiana last week, was noticeably less bombastic in his WTMJ interview on Friday.