noticeably

Most noticeably, she does not talk down to the children.

Some will be noticeably better at the one than the other.

When he looked up, his face had lost color noticeably.

The sound quality was noticeably better, but still not clear.

This area of the city was not noticeably different from the one they had just left.

They do have a noticeably different base of support, though.

As a result the station had noticeably long dead air.

What he does not noticeably write about, however, is work.

The report of the next two shots was noticeably different.

He talked around that, but very noticeably did not say no.

The face of the land had begun to change noticeably.

Other than that, performance is noticeably better, especially history search.

He was well dressed of course, but not noticeably so.

Then he stopped and looked back at the three men, who were standing noticeably still around him.

True, the toys and books were used, although certainly not noticeably.

And he was noticeably disturbed for the man in the photo!

He did not find them noticeably enthusiastic for the war.

Still, they said, their children's education had not noticeably suffered.

The floor of the room slopes noticeably down to the east.

One of the men was noticeably taller than the others.

They came out into a little room whose far side curved noticeably.

And the final one: Earnings continue to move up noticeably.

His voice was not noticeably strained, although he felt it must be.

The water level fell noticeably; she forced herself to look away.

One set was noticeably smaller than all the others, for instance.