Sentence examples for noticing whether from inspiring English sources

Nobody looks through a book of pictures of women without noticing whether the women are attractive or not.

And once I stopped noticing whether my vegetables were hot, I did notice their interplay of heat and richness, herbs and earth, caramel and citrus.

The work is high-speed and high-pressure, they said, which often means a person cannot spare too much attention noticing whether a co-worker who is acting suspiciously or not.

And "by noticing whether a sock features a protruding dome-shaped cap or a flat tack disc, an observer is immediately aware of the inside-out, right side-out status of that sock".

People are noticing — whether it is the millions watching the finals in Canada, the United States and much of northern Europe, or the 200 who gathered in front of an outdoor screen at 2 30 in the morning in Hrusica, a village in Kopitar's native Slovenia.

For instance, by noticing whether a user's eyes are focused on the computer screen or elsewhere, DeepListener can decide whether a spoken phrase is directed at the system or simply part of a human conversation (see "Natural Language Processing," TR January/February 2001).

We notice whether your skirt is short or long, and whether your blouse is form-fitting.

As I begin to peel it, do I notice whether its rind is thin or thick?

It is important to notice whether we are bringing any expectations to the compassion practice.

I was simply to notice whether the student came from a non-English-speaking household.

Mr. Miranda said he did not really notice whether his clients were fat or not.