Sentence examples for noticeably sluggish from inspiring English sources

Gay looked noticeably sluggish in his opening heat Friday morning but far better in the second round, running a 10.09.

It was noticeably more sluggish.

Rangers were sluggish, and noticeably deep, in protecting that lead.

Separately, the Federal Reserve reported on Wednesday that the economy in the New York district had "strengthened noticeably," though hiring remained sluggish.

Ben S. Bernanke, chairman of the Federal Reserve, told Congress last week that the economy would "slow noticeably" by the end of the year and remain "sluggish" for the first part of 2008.

How sluggish?

Not noticeably.

Sluggish, clipped.

noticeably, even if modestly.

Then he noticeably winced.

His spine bells noticeably.