Sentence examples for perhaps I noticed from inspiring English sources

Highsmith later recalled, "Perhaps I noticed her because she was alone, or because a mink coat was a rarity, and because she was blondish and seemed to give off light".

But then, the only reason perhaps I noticed the headline, in the same week that a colleague wrote about a buying frenzy for a £299,000 flat with "three brown spirals of dog excrement on the carpet" and a bedroom without any windows, is because I reported on a week of record-breaking art sales back in 2007.

Then their props are gathered: pink flower petals, extravagant cocktails with photogenic umbrellas protruding from them, ice creams (to be photographed but not eaten), and, on one occasion, a book, held only for the duration of the photograph and — though perhaps only I noticed this — upside down.

In a studio visit with Veronica Bruce, perhaps three years ago, I noticed her paintings felt like they were constrained and wanted to burst out.

Spring blew in so wildly that year that it seemed unnatural, or perhaps I just noticed what spring feels like once I wasn't sealed in a climate-controlled building all day.

pring blew in so wildly that year that it seemed unnatural, or perhaps I just noticed what spring feels like once I wasn't sealed in a climate-controlled building all day.

Perhaps something like, "I noticed your warm welcome of Shina.

Or perhaps I'm noticing it more in films as I search for my own definition of the word, and the quality.

After glancing up from my son's face for perhaps the hundredth time, I noticed the march was finally underway.

You did leave a bit early, I noticed (perhaps it was past both your youngsters' bedtimes?) and you should know that our row applauded your exit.

I noticed — proof perhaps that we cannot help thinking of mountains photographically, the way we cannot help thinking of explosions cinematically — that some of my photographs of mountains looked like photographs of photographs of mountains.