Sentence examples for were quick to notice from inspiring English sources

Consumers were quick to notice this.

It wasn't long before viewers at home were quick to notice how awkward Davis looked and criticised the programme.

Few justices have ever taken on a similar role, and the news media were quick to notice.

Both Chinese firms are now rich enough to buy whatever expertise they want.Western energy companies were quick to notice this shift.

Critics were quick to notice that the Werner group included, as a minority partner, The New York Times Company, and this was more than many Bostonians could bear.

While customers were pleased that some of the checkout's most annoying phrases were no longer used, they were quick to notice that the old "talkative" voice had been female, while the new "helpful" voice was male.

Bradley said he was quick to notice the work ethic of the players in Israel.

In a competitive profession that is difficult to break into, journalists are quick to notice new arrivals with familiar surnames.

Madison is quick to notice that people lie about why they're in hell (wearing white shoes after Labor Day?), that hell lacks WiFi, and that she got the wrong ideas from watching visions of hell on the movie screen.

Frank is quick to notice how violence erupts in the everyday world: how a Coke bottle makes a murder weapon, and why stealing a mobile phone may be "affirmative shopping".

When the twenty-seven-year-old photographer John Edmonds moved to Brooklyn's Crown Heights, in September of last year, he was quick to notice that many black men in the neighborhood covered their heads with do-rags, the cloths, often made out of nylon, that are tied tightly around the head to keep certain hairstyles, such as waves, in place.