Sentence examples for noticed rather than from inspiring English sources

Another reason for the campaign is that it fits with a goal of "breaking through the norms of traditional media," she adds, so ads are noticed rather than being ignored or overlooked.

The image went viral and suddenly everybody noticed, rather than polished coifs, that editorial imagery and runway shows are showing free flowing waves and curls.

When we engage with our mind in this way we can approach each experience that arises with more equanimity because the thought is noticed, rather than believed to be true.

I'd like to live in a world where I can take my son to the playground and the fact that he's playing amazingly well with an unknown younger friend is what's noticed rather than the fact that his new friend is miles above him in language.

Then a higher power played an awesome joke on me, and as my pubic hair came in I noticed rather than being jealous of the pretty girls, I wanted to do things to them (all the while still loving the peen).

Make it something out of the blue that you've noticed rather than run-of-the-mill schoolwork or chores.

No, Gove would rather be sitting at home telling us that we should be reading Middlemarch, which I do not doubt deserves notice, rather than reading Twilight!

Several other shows have also posted closing notices rather than face the typically difficult winter months on Broadway, including "Billy Elliot," "The Addams Family," and "The Mountaintop".

The big moments were all technically admirable, but this was a Giselle who was living up to her own press notices rather than to the role's drama.

Even before the court judgment the question remained: if that evidence was enough to have players issued with show-cause notices, surely the focus should be on responding to the notices rather than evading them?

What has our culture come to, if bodies are considered off limits, private, and not even worthy of notice, rather than regarded as the property of the global digital sphere, people everywhere, and people not yet born, in perpetuity?