Sentence examples for now notice that from inspiring English sources

Now, notice that means that some people would say that they use that 367 date, when Bishop Athanasius sent around his Easter letter.

Now notice that, as is the case with other deliberative mental operations, it is plausible that an agent knows how to deploy or perform this operation 'at will', in the sense that this operation can be rapidly deployed in response to perceptual (or cognitive) indications that doing so is appropriate.

Now notice that 6, 7, and 8 are squareable.

Now notice that it does some approximate low pass filtering.

Now notice that the way in which this collateral works.

Now notice that it didn't matter, the sunk cost didn't matter there.

Now, noticing that implies that there exist, and such that (3.26).

[via Twitter[b]: LIZADONNELLY: I just now noticed that the audience is not facing the alter.

For instance, paperback Romney has now noticed that the Massachusetts health insurance law that he championed as governor does have some flaws, all of which are because of anti-freedom provisions that the Democrats in the State Legislature put in.

Is it new behavior – or just new to the grown children who are suddenly so deeply enmeshed in their parents' lives that they are only now noticing that something is amiss?

I've only just now noticed that these women are all wearing the exact same outfits as in the other 1925 photo above "As We Were", and so both photos were probably taken on the same day.