noticeably

IPA: nˈoʊtɪsʌbɫi

Examples of "noticeably" in Sentences

People notice different details and usually speak in noticeably different ways.
As the evidence was relayed to Cowart, her expression noticeably changed to awe.
I'd work hard enough to get the health and weight-loss benefits of (A) and (B), and also to begin noticeably improving my aerobic fitness and strength.
McCain noticeably began to falter on his stance on "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" after former congressman J.D. Hayworth announced the launch of his primary campaign to unseat the Republican lawmaker.
Yet while both had reasons to reproduce masculine xivongo traditions focused on ancestral migrations and chiefly genealogy, their narratives departed from official versions of clan history in noticeably gendered ways.
The Obama who took on the Republican ambassador, perennial presidential candidate, talk-show host, and motormouth Alan Keyes in the Illinois Senate debates of 2004 — a relaxed, funny politician unafraid to go jab for jab — differed noticeably from the surprisingly tentative, slow-to-attack candidate who survived but did not triumph through this season’s debates.