Sentence examples for something to notice from inspiring English sources

But for New Yorkers, the earthquake was something to notice, even though it was centered about 350 miles away, in Canada.

Something to notice here, however, is that in both samples, individuals that retire from the private and public sector differ along important dimensions, most notably education and profession.

Pick something different to notice each time you travel.

Not only will a change in appearance give your crush something new to notice about you, but you might end up being a little healthier than before.

Celebrating in public places makes our connection to the web something for everyone to notice collectively.

He said it was something he'd come to notice about me, something that I did not notice myself.

MELBOURNE, Australia — It shouldn't be surprising to hear one Czech lefty standing by another, but the conviction with which Martina Navratilova defended No. 2-ranked Petra Kvitova was something to be noticed.

It's hard to control your thoughts, of course, but when that someone does something to get noticed or be near you, try to notice something else or be somewhere else.

We simply fail to notice something so lowly, so brown, so inhuman, and yet so fundamental to life, until it does something eye-catching.

Manheim began to notice something different in himself, too.

It seems as though someone wants him to notice something.