Sentence examples for noticeably young from inspiring English sources

And under the conductor George Rothman the noticeably young and eager Riverside players performed with involvement and skill.

But the orchestra musicians, with many noticeably young members, value Mr. Masur, now in his last season with them, for the depth he can impart in repertory staples.

"It's kind of an ironic statement, especially when the wearer is noticeably young and probably years away from natural graying," said Michael Fisher, creative director of men's wear at Fashion Snoops, the trend forecasting agency.

What came through on this occasion was that Mr. Vanska, a tireless worker and dogged perfectionist, has energized an already gifted roster of noticeably young players, whose ranks seem divided pretty evenly between men and women.

A large and noticeably young audience turned up at Carnegie Hall to hear this unorthodox and exhilarating 10-movement work: a meditation on joy and creation, on nature in both its pastoral and violent manifestations, and on exalted human love as a pathway to transcendent death.

Because of Peter's predicament, Kole will recur as Agent David Seigel, Neal Caffrey's noticeably young, decidedly handsome and ambitious new handler, HuffPost TV has learned exclusively.

This crowd was noticeably younger than at most athletics meetings.

And the audience was noticeably younger than the one that showed up at Avery Fisher.

When the Sri Lankans enter, they are noticeably younger, longer and more attenuated of limb.

The audiences, especially at Nanterre, were diverse and noticeably younger than is typical at opera houses.

At a petrol station, two men – one older, one noticeably younger – are talking.