Sentence examples similar to noticeably struck from inspiring English sources

Moderate Democrats, however, have struck a noticeably more cautious tone.

His interview struck a noticeably different stance to his public statement in 2013 that the proposed pay rise was "simply unacceptable".

If the writers strike, the walkout will at first most noticeably affect talk shows and soap operas that use guild writers, sending the programs into repeats or forcing the hosts to ad-lib.

He was dressed in jeans that struck me as noticeably baggy.

According to Breen, The San Francisco Mint especially had difficulty with the coins; many pieces struck there are noticeably weak.

As Jezebel notes, controversy struck when Knightley's breasts were noticeably enlarged via Photoshop for the "King Arthur" promotional posters.

Rent regulations, a notoriously divisive issue in New York, were noticeably absent from the budget deal Governor Cuomo struck with legislators in Albany a couple weeks ago.

As the hearse conveying Lady Thatcher's remains passed Downing Street a minute after a silenced Big Ben would have struck ten, other devotees of the Iron Lady in the noticeably sparse crowd provided a low ripple of applause.

He is not, in person, imposing or striking or noticeably angry — not the kind of guy you'd expect to be challenging anyone to a fight.

It appeared he'd struck a chord with women at this one too, only now he'd plucked something dissonant and noticeably out of tune.

Still, Monday's demonstration was relatively small compared with the mass pickets that began the writers' strike, and fell noticeably short of the demonstrations that accompanied a strike by both SAG and Aftra against commercials producers in 2000.