Sentence examples for what is noticeable from inspiring English sources
What is noticeable is the energy saving.
What is noticeable - and unexpected - is the unease.
"What is noticeable is the goals-against column.
As on the site of the Paterno statue, what is missing is what is noticeable.
What is noticeable in many of these letters on happiness is the concentration on what is assumed to be its opposite: anxiety, grief, depression.
But plenty of cyclists are out and what is noticeable to a British eye is both their variety and the ordinariness.
What was noticeable, though, was how much coverage the Mercurys got.
However, what was noticeable was how much Funicello became wittier, sharper and sexier with each picture … and her singing improved!
What was noticeable with the Jets late in their 19-17 season-ending loss to the Miami Dolphins was a skirmish in the huddle between Holmes and his teammates.
What was noticeable, though, was that the couple's daughter seemed far more aware of the potential pitfalls and changes in the family dynamics than her parents.
Mobs began to assemble, but what was noticeable were the groups of youth workers and community leaders quickly on the scene to reason with youngsters.
