Sentence examples for was noticeable to from inspiring English sources

The tight black curly hair and ever-darkening skin was noticeable to all and Sandra remembers being told by her mother to avoid the sun.

When he first arrived in the Big Smoke - when the bustle and mayhem was noticeable to him, and walking down Oxford Street felt like crowd-surfing at a rock concert - he was in awe of London.

Her own physical processes provided opportunities for tangents, allowing her to comment on her standing up (which she did after half an hour), her swallowing (which was noticeable to us as a slight blip in her speech, and must have got her attention, too), her distraction by what she thought was a sound at the theatre door.

It was noticeable to the normal television viewer, but not presumably to those who saw the lists in advance, that there were many Conservative politicians at the abbey, including George Osborne, William Hague, Theresa May, Kenneth Clarke, Sir John Major and Lord Hurd.

Each solution was placed in a water bath (80°C) until no solvent odour was noticeable to remove fungicidal effects of the extraction solvent.

Her growth was noticeable to everyone including herself.

It's noticeable to everyone that the last 18 months have got much worse".

As small as the cameras are, they seem to be noticeable to civilians, he said.

But plenty of cyclists are out and what is noticeable to a British eye is both their variety and the ordinariness.

Now that candidates are already campaigning, tweaking their appearance without making changes that are noticeable to TV viewers or bloggers has become more challenging, she said.

It nevertheless shows that the space reacted to acoustic activity in a way that would have been noticeable to the Neolithic man.