Sentence examples for what one noticed from inspiring English sources

But what one noticed when she talked about books was her composure and intelligence.

What one noticed most, though, was the food: an endless vista of eating opportunities, from crepes to dirty burgers to artisanal pizzas to anything but a cheese sandwich.

What one noticed first about Ms. Alexopoulos was her fairy tale-princess looks and the dreamy delicacy with which she moves.

But mostly what one noticed were designers mired in revivalism (the 1980's) or unable to impart through their clothes a burning need for self-expression other than, say, recycling vintage.

Emotions as well as the physical senses shape the basic processes of perception and memory and influence the ways in which people conceive and interpret the world around them (psychologists have long known that what one notices and remembers depends to a great extent on what it is one cares about).

Emotions as well as the physical senses shape the basic processes of perception and memory and influence the ways in which people conceive and interpret the world around them (psychologists have long known that what one notices and remembers depends to a great extent on what one cares about).

The new Gaelic signs are what one notices most.

What one notices first, though, and remembers most after reading, is the glow of romance that surrounds McKelway's war.

What one notices first is Crimp's ingenuity in finding modern equivalents for Sophocles' mythic events.

What one notices next is that Ahmet's manner is vastly too powerful for many of the jobs it is asked to do.

What one notices are the deeply hued gallery walls and standout French Impressionist collection that includes over thirty Renoirs, some Degas, Monet's, Manet's, along with classic American artists and a selection of Renaissance and Religious pieces.