Sentence examples for noticeably unusual from inspiring English sources
Unlike Paul McCartney, after the breakup of the Beatles, Lennon never returned to the remarkable and noticeably unusual songs he'd written when he was in the band.
But that worked in its favor, as one taster commented on how the experience of the wine reminded her of the finish of a prosecco or cava – not because of the texture of effervescence (the Brioso is a still wine), but because of the flavors of the primary grapes, which are noticeably more unusual in each case.
The Bureau of Meteorology's Jenny Sturrock said a trough over WA had contributed to high humidity levels in the country's south-east, with "noticeably muggy" conditions unusual for the time of year.
Deal volume is noticeably lower, which is unusual during a bull market.
The incidence of cancer in firefighters is far higher than in the wider community, with unusual cancers being noticeably more common.
Blake's juddering, frequently unnerving sounds come across like giddy mix of Talk Talk's Mark Hollis, Jamie xx, Portishead, Jeff Buckley and Radiohead (most noticeably Kid A), and his voice is an astonishing and unusual instrument.
It was this fact which made me mention the crowing of the birds in my "Diary" for January 25, when I attributed the unusual activity to vernal influences, although pheasants do not call noticeably from this reason until late February or March.
Unless the spectrum of your source is unusual, adjusting the WMAP energy range will not affect the ARF - or, therefore, the spectral fit - noticeably.
noticeably, even if modestly.
Then he noticeably winced.
