Sentence examples for noticed too much from inspiring English sources

Yet, if you didn't know about the technical malfunction, you wouldn't have noticed too much amiss in the final quarter.

"I have noticed too much of a tendency towards what might be called next-war-itis — the propensity of much of the defense establishment to be in favor of what might be needed in a future conflict," Mr. Gates told a conference here sponsored by the Heritage Foundation.

"You knew how to just get by, not be noticed too much.

The camera is excellent, as is the software paired with it, and I never really noticed too much lag or any freeze-ups during a week of testing.

If you have a kind name and you don't get noticed too much then you can just steal things from people and never be noticed.

"Booker died then, much like he had lived, no one seemed to notice him, or maybe it was just that it would have been unbearable for him to have been noticed too much.

"There is a Plan B there and he [Mr Osborne] will be looking for cover and ways of introducing bits of it without people noticing too much".

I didn't notice too much emphasis on sex trafficking on your trip, even though it's clear India remains the world capital of sex trafficking.

There is a Plan B there and he will be looking for cover and ways of introducing bits of it without people noticing too much".... the Coalition's cuts "The Tories are doing things they could only have dreamt of in opposition.

For now, though, developers won't notice too much of a difference as most of the work will focus on internal architectural improvements.

I'm using the review unit in a well-lit room with a window directly behind me facing the screen, and I'm still able to work on image-intensive tasks like photo editing without noticing too much glare.