Sentence examples for noticeably stood from inspiring English sources

Nor, for that matter, have Bollywood's liberals, whatever their religion, noticeably stood up to the recent Hindu revivalism.

During the crisis, Lloyd C. Blankfein, Goldman's chief executive, noticeably stood out among his investment banking brethren because he argued vociferously against an industrywide push to relax mark-to-market accounting.

A reviewer for MTV News described the track's lyricism as "butterflies-inducing", and Sam Lansky of Idolator wrote that "Kiss You" is noticeably a stand-out track on its parent album.

Despite being malnourished and noticeably small for his age, Parvez stood out from the other children in his lesson with his swimming talent.

Chief Justice Roberts's expression did not change, but, as Democratic Senate leaders stood behind him and applauded, Justice Samuel A. Alito Jr. scowled noticeably and shook his head.

Since the system is basically a large, unadorned mound that stands out noticeably from the surrounding terrain, it is typically considered an eyesore.

If the wall hasn't been painted in some time, you might find you need to repaint the entire wall, otherwise the new patch will stand out noticeably from the existing undamaged portion of the wall.

Noticeably more placid than most of his Champagne-spraying teammates, the Mets rookie Jay Payton stood stationary in the clubhouse at Shea Stadium following the team's pennant-clinching 7-0 victoverover the St . LouisCardinals last night.

More than a dozen federal and local law enforcement officials stood behind Mr. Ashcroft as he made his announcement today, but the Montgomery County state's attorney, Douglas Gansler, was noticeably absent.

Dataset 30 stands out through its noticeably larger CVIIM s, n,K-values in all plots.

Noticeably, the music that plays as he stands tall isn't The Shield theme, raising questions about the future of the faction.