Sentence examples for noticeably tense from inspiring English sources
As Woods took his stance, the crowd hushed, noticeably tense.
The vibe around the team, as questions swirled about chemistry and possible demotions, was noticeably tense this month.
The colorful fences, including tributes to "Abbey Road," Stonehenge and Charles Darwin, looked easy enough, but the crowd was noticeably tense.
Villas-Boas lived every moment on the touchline while Clint Dempsey commented that the atmosphere had been noticeably "tense" in the past three home matches.
But Valentine's words apparently did not influence Henderson, who called questions about his trot ridiculous and who was noticeably tense as he sparred with reporters.
The atmosphere in Rangoon was noticeably tense and quieter than usual as people waited to see whether the protesters would mount a concerted challenge to the authorities despite Wednesday's brutal crackdown.
Though the house was clean and roomy, the neighborhood had an edge: the narrow streets lined with fruit carts and fading Art Deco buildings became noticeably tenser at night.
The last Times poll in which the perception of police favoritism was as widespread was taken in 2001, the final year of Mayor Giuliani's tenure, when race relations were noticeably more tense.
When asked whether it took a special project to lure her back to TV after her experience with the David E. Kelley-created legal drama, she tensed noticeably.
The past tense was noticeably missing.
