Sentence examples for often notices from inspiring English sources

As she makes her daily commute to Midtown, she often notices the private buses cruising past.

Simon often notices audiences sighing in recognition at certain lines in his plays.

His prose is so lively and engaging that the reader often notices the contrived nature of the stories only in retrospect.

Ms. Shaw says she often notices women who appear to be too thin or obsessed with exercising, and she hopes that telling her story will help others see the problem in themselves.

The writer and actor Chris Thorpe reckons that the people in audiences he most often notices having trouble with his confrontational one-man show Confirmation are those who are just like him.

And when we ask them what got them thinking about it, they all say the same thing: 'I just heard Ted Cruz talk.' " Foyler said that her group often notices a surge in atheism after natural disasters or other traumatic events that rattle people's faith, but, she added, "We've never seen anything like Ted Cruz".

What is less often noticed is that Israel is too often uncritically supportive of America.

She'd often noticed how in an instant he became serious when seriousness was called for.

I've often noticed that when venture-backed companies flounder or fail, no one feels responsible.

Though not often noticed, it is also at the heart of modern financial products.

Looking up, I often notice billowing red bougainvillea draped over walls and balconies.