Sentence examples for noticed much from inspiring English sources

Arrangers don't get noticed much.

I never really noticed much about the universe before.

Without it, it's entirely possible the provision would not have been noticed, much less changed.

But I've never noticed much distinction between free and paid fringes in terms of sloppiness or lack of preparedness.

I can't say I noticed much difference in the car's performance, but then it was already sporty enough for me.

Russ Coe, a barman who studied environmental politics (a combination of roles perhaps distinct to Brighton) says he has not noticed much of a difference.

So the big challenge for the people who cut deals in Trenton, a challenge that a few of them have started to address with all their ingenuity, is to find a way of getting into the wallets of all those S.U.V. owners that is either so sneaky or so complicated that it will not be noticed... much.

Her writing is a lot of what got her noticed -- much of what's happening now came out of the publishing deal she signed with Sony a few years ago.

But anyone who has been looking around could have noticed much the same trend.

Henry, who was attentive to the gestures of other men, to the small and large ways in which respect is granted and withheld, noticed much as he had noticed the worn carpet and the books that Ellie's father never once met his eye during the speech, not even when announcing his daughter's engagement.

I've noticed much less true connections online, and offline, since we've become more "connected".