Sentence examples for when you noticed from inspiring English sources

Did you have a moment when you noticed the growing American animosity toward China?

"It was too late when you noticed it, as far as that goes," he said.

For some, the first you heard that the transaction had been cancelled was when you noticed a refund on your bank statement.

I saw him onstage last year, when he played Dexter in a revival of "The Philadelphia Story," and the arch tone of his delivery gave some of his speeches the swing and kick of a song; all that suavity came to naught, however, when you noticed the wrinkles in his tuxedo — not his fault, just a cinched theatrical budget.

Was that when you noticed things were changing?

No, you bought it because you felt this big wave of guilt when you noticed that all your electronica records were by men.

The changes (when you notice them) are positive.

A second theme is revealed when you notice that the three primary antagonists are female.

You're walking home when you notice a big, dangerous hole in the pavement.

You are walking through a rail yard when you notice a runaway trolley careening your way.

When you notice this, the fields of paint seem to jiggle loose, and to hover.