Sentence examples for take less notice from inspiring English sources

The motor noise distracts the damselfish, so they take less notice of the dottybacks.

They argue that informed consumers take less notice of traditional one-way advertising and are much less loyal to old-style brands.

A certain Lord Watts, some kind of newly ennobled party apparatchik, warns the leader to "take less notice of the London-centric, hard-Left political class who sit around in their £1m mansions, eating their croissants at breakfast".

I knew my own parents would not judge any friend who broke with me, but I also knew that they took less notice of my relationships, were less emotionally invested in the details of my life.

If only the world had taken less notice of Freud and more of the very sensible Ian Suttie, who wrote The Origins of Love and Hate 80 years ago, and found it "incredible that so harmless and amiable an emotion as tenderness … should [be] … taboo" for men.

Now the school is more accepting of these differences, we are taking less notice of them and the children with disabilities feel more included".

The sexually experienced students took less notice of the opinions of family and friends (t = 6.56, p = 0.001) and had a less negative perception of an examination by a male doctor (t = 3.86, p = 0.05) (Table  3).

Of course, as we grew older we took less and less notice of these ill omens, convinced that they were the same nonsense as the warning that we shouldn't pull faces in case the wind changed.

However, it seems that once it had successfully incorporated the BME vote, it took less and less notice of that sector, especially in its recent acceleration towards the migrant-baiting end of British politics.

GB: Did anyone else notice that it took less than hour for us to go from Confederate Flag to straight Hennessy?

Much less notice is taken of the increasing stream of people heading the other way.