Sentence examples for what she noticed from inspiring English sources

That is what she noticed, at least.

And what she noticed the most was how the same subject comes up all the time: happiness.

What she noticed, as they walked up the aisle to go to the vestry, was their bearing, how proud they seemed and severe.

She had plenty of time to notice what was going on around her, and what she noticed on her own floor was the jogging-stroller at the other end of the hall.

Klein (1994, 4) imagines a witness who is asked by a judge what she noticed when she looked into the room.

Genevieve's story could have ended there, but what she noticed happening after those nighttime readings is what soon sparked her life-changing idea.

The label says the product contains chamomile, as well as some sort of date extract, but what she notices first is a gentle citrus odor.

I did not tell her that what she had noticed was no longer there, was part of the past.

What she had noticed was that, when either Fantoni or Nunes made an opening lead, he sometimes placed the card on the table horizontally, and sometimes vertically.

What she has noticed, she says, is how many of Labour's equality programmes – all-women shortlists among them – have helped lead to a higher percentage of female Labour MPs than other parties.

As backstory, Barbara had written a short op-ed on "choice overload" for the Christian Science Monitor a few months before, noting what she'd noticed in her students, her kids, their friends and her friends' kids.