Sentence examples for were so noticeable from inspiring English sources

"When we broke the code that revealed who was receiving sulforaphane and who got the placebo, the results weren't surprising to us, since the improvements were so noticeable," co-author Andrew Zimmerman, a professor of Paediatric Neurology, said to The Daily Telegraph.

The shortcoming would not be so noticeable were there less blatant overlap between the two.

Maybe that's why this image of Steve Jobs is so noticeable on bus stops and billboards.

Witnesses said it was so noticeable that others in the audience tittered.

Its sad condition was so noticeable that our friend bent over and examined the tag.

"The arms wouldn't be so noticeable if he'd stop playing air guitar".

Cultural creativity was so noticeable that this period is often called the Renaissance of Islam.

But the reason the camera whoop-de-do is so noticeable is that there's nothing else going on.

While there, he embraced many of the new technologies now prevalent in publishing, and it's this techno-savvy approach that's so noticeable about Salt's rise.

Juan said his progress was so noticeable that his English teacher singled him out as one of the most improved students in the class.

It is Cavafy, the presiding literary genius of Alexandria whose absence from his pages is so noticeable and telling, who provides the key to his purposes.