Sentence examples for noticeably very from inspiring English sources

Compared to other big churches like it, Hillsong members are noticeably very young, mostly ranging from teenagers up to people in their early thirties.

The number of contacts (both distinct and non-distinct) among patients is noticeably very low and close to zero.

And each was now paired with a matching screen goddess: Olivier was married to Vivien Leigh (who very noticeably accompanied him to New York) and Welles to Rita Hayworth (who just as noticeably stayed home).

Very noticeably left out of the ticker-tape parade of protest on that particular day, as it generally is, were the arts, most specifically the theatre.

Even so, he was, very noticeably, a much lesser hit than last time around.Some of his jokes (including one about the Emperor Diocletian) fell flat.

/ To display or publicize very noticeably: "So much for a secret getaway -- their vacation in Anguilla was splashed all over the tabloids".

It will be a while before I feel like I have caught up on all the sleep I have missed, but I am noticeably sharper and very optimistic about further improvement.

These, very noticeably, are in the diaspora rather than the Muslim heartlands, but the diaspora is where Islam is forced to confront reality – not in the countries where it is protected and privileged.

"We often become aware in our opponents, just as we do in our patients, that their power of judgment is very noticeably influenced affectively, in the sense of being diminished," he writes.

I simply don't understand what China would gain by so very noticeably fiddling with Internet traffic.

No dramatic outcomes, at least in physical terms, but a distant effect on mental performance: "My reactions were slowed down very noticeably by evening.