Sentence examples for you never noticed from inspiring English sources
He's one of the most surprising modern artists, always revealing some hidden side or nuance of meaning that at first glance you never noticed.
If you never noticed the recession, you are surely keeping good company: Haute joaillerie, or high jewelry, it seems, has not noticed it either.
To get used to the belly putter, you've spent dozens of hours on the practice putting green next to the driving range stalls — a green you never noticed before.
The New Yorker, September 13 , 1941P. 49 Maybe you never noticed it, but on every tote ticket there is a code word - usually of four or five letters - which doesn't make sense.
By G. F. T. Ryall The New Yorker, September 13 , 1941P. 49 Maybe you never noticed it, but on every tote ticket there is a code word - usually of four or five letters - which doesn't make sense.
Husband: You never noticed the "shoe" store?
"You never notice any difference here".
"Whenever you see photographs, even if he is in kilts, you never notice how small he actually was".
And why did you never notice the deputy is a dead spit for the dishy one on Downton Abbey?
At one performance of "Vienna Waltzes," a friend I attended with said, "You see, the wonderful thing about Balanchine is you never notice the exits: the patterns continue".
One writer called him a vortex disguised as a smudge: energetic on the job, but the kind of man you never notice on the street.
