Sentence examples for properly noticed from inspiring English sources

It's not even a date that most British people will have properly noticed.

So it was that patience finally snapped; so it was that the way Gil and Cerezo took control of the club got properly noticed at last.

But in the midst of these more nebulous advantages, says Brazier, evidence has emerged – and his fear is that it hasn't been properly noticed – that children who have brothers and sisters tend to be healthier.

Since encountering the outdoor drawing project, I have become friends with the artist and have seen him grow and expand from project to project, while at the same time never losing his thirst for adventure and his wonderment for the world that we see every day but fail to properly notice.

Can you play something faster?" You can be playing your best and no one properly notices.

As soon as conflicting deadlines strike in tandem with my rising anxiety levels, and if I've not been looking after myself properly, I notice I'm checking astrology apps and podcasts more.

Moreover, there is a high chance of overlooking some important patterns in the data which, if noticed properly, may help identify faults that can compromise energy efficiency.

This picture had been on the sideboard in my dad's house for years, but I only looked at it properly recently and notice the cigar in his hand.

When your thyroid isn't working properly, you might notice more hair falling out than usual.

Limited proteolysis suggested that R1699W is properly folded;(17) however, we noticed that this variant tends to aggregate when concentrated, suggesting a folding defect that might not be detected by the proteolysis assay.

The failure to think through some basic parameters produced, for example, an epistemological debate about how defense lawyers can properly give notice that their clients may be about to say something classified, when the lawyers, absent psychic powers or staged proceedings, can't always know what the defendants will say.