Sentence examples for scarcely noticeable from inspiring English sources
SEX -- A little, but scarcely noticeable amid the din and chaos.
He can run, but "gets tired quickly," and has a scarcely noticeable limp.
Scarcely noticeable at one corner of the garden as the opera begins, three Japanese priests are performing their religious rituals.
The dimming of the Moon's illumination by the penumbra is so slight as to be scarcely noticeable, and penumbral eclipses are rarely watched.
Then, holding a piece of fish up to a scarcely noticeable hole in the reef, he lured out Franklin, a moray eel.
Experts excused their failure to warn the population on the ground that a giant tsunami wave materializes only when a scarcely noticeable wave spawned by an earthquake or some other event far out at sea reaches shallow coastal water.
But other than some Westinghouse emblems (barely noticeable on an employee alumni association bulletin board), there's scarcely a trace of the old Westinghouse.
"Its currents were barely noticeable.
In "British Writers of the Thirties," Valentine Cunningham wrote that Mr. Upward would "scarcely be noticeable without his chums' repeated advertisements for his merits and importance".
Although this variation is the core of theoretical studies addressing the evolution of dispersal [4], it is still scarcely documented and considered in empirical works, with the noticeable exception of sex-biased and density-dependent dispersal patterns [5], [6], [7].
