Noticing, however, that Mikhaylov was waiting to hear his criticism of the picture, he said

He went by me without noticing me.

He ran past without noticing her.

She passed right by me without noticing.

She walked past him without even noticing him.

He was about to rise, when the Princess noticing his silence turned toward him and said

He dictated it aloud, saying, 'I must cheer them up!'

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'Why is she displeased with him?' thought Kitty, noticing that Anna had intentionally taken no notice of Vronsky's bow.

'Isn't it wonderfully good?' said Oblonsky, noticing that Levin kept looking at the portrait.

Having noticed the human, the animal, with a length of more than three meters, swam up to him.

I would have passed through failing to notice the unfortunate ones singled out for investigation.

Noticing that the Countess Nordston wished to say something, he stopped without finishing what he was saying, and listened attentively to her.

Noticing the stranger's confusion, Kapitonich himself came out, admitted her, and inquired what she wanted.

666Sabz published several photos and compared the Qaher 313 with foreign models, noting that Qaher s cockpit is very small.

I bought a Derby chips (a very famous Syrian produced potato chips) and the seller started to chat with me when he heard my Aleppo accent.

Noticing the looks directed toward him, he smiled a childishly naive smile.

Karenin did not know that his friend Lydia Ivanovna, having noticed that he was not in good health that summer, had asked the doctor to go and see his patient.

'Well then, we won't,' Dolly hastened to say, noticing the look of pain on Anna's face. 'But I see that you look at things too dismally.'

What will he decide when he notices that fully staffed with people who do not give a crap about children's education and, naturally, about their future?

Noticing that during the next act her box remained empty, Vronsky left the theatre amid cries of 'hush' from the audience, which had become quiet to listen to a cavatina. He went to his hotel.

He wrote me beautiful letters, great letters, said the head of state, jokingly noting that the mass media would again misinterpret his words and call them unpresidential .

Don't think that I do not appreciate your choice,' he added, noticing a dissatisfied look on Oblonsky's face.

'Read it... Dolly writes about you,' Kitty began with a smile, but paused suddenly, noticing the changed expression on her husband's face.

And in spite of her agitation Anna smiled on noticing the naive expression of curiosity, surprise and terror on Dolly's face.

British anthropologist Jack Goody posed this question in The Domestication of the Savage Mind , his 1997 publication covering new forms of communication within society.

Vronsky glanced at them, frowned, and, as if he had not noticed them, turned his eyes on his book and began to eat and read at the same time.

One can hear and see the grass growing,' thought Levin, as he noticed a wet slate coloured aspen leaf move close to the point of a blade of grass.

After a short talk, noticing that Vronsky looked at the clock, Yashvin asked her whether she would be staying long in Petersburg, and straightening his immense body picked up his cap.

'That is not for us to judge,' said Madame Stahl, detecting a something hardly perceptible on the Prince's face.

As he looked through the store window, Dima's eyes widened as they fell upon a gorgeous black suit, and then widened even more when he noticed the 3,000,000.99 BYR price tag.

One blogger profiled did not wish to de anonymize himself even after the town he was living in was retaken by Ukrainian soldiers, noting the war is not yet over, saying he doesn't want to harm those close to .

'Yes, so I heard,' replied Koznyshev, stopping by her window and glancing inside. 'What a fine action this is of his!' he added, noticing that Vronsky was not there.

Noticing the unpleasant impression produced on every one, the Princess Betsy manoeuvred for some one else to take her place and to listen to Karenin, and she herself went up to Anna.

'After all, she loves my child,' he thought, noticing the change in her face when the baby cried 'my child then how can she hate me?'

But now without a moment's hesitation he did refuse it and, observing that his superiors frowned upon his action, at once resigned his commission.

She often comes to see me, and when she comes...' he began, but stopped, noticing that his nurse was whispering something in his mother's ear and that a look of fear and of something like shame, that did not at all suit her face, appeared there.

In a report released in May 2017, Kaye criticized Japan's State Secrecy Act, implemented in late 2014 as having a chilling effect on journalism and free expression.

Levin was grateful to Oblonsky because, with his usual tact, noticing that Levin was afraid of talking about the Shcherbatskys, he avoided mentioning them but now Levin wanted to find out about the matter that tormented him, and yet feared to speak of it.

Anna, who had blushed when the boy came in, saw how distressed he was, and, rising, lifted Karenin's hand off her son's shoulder, kissed the boy, led him out on to the verandah, and returned at once.

Overlooking the evidence, European leaders, spearheaded by Germany, misdiagnosed the problem as one of fiscal profligacy for which painful austerity is the only cure. On this view, significant and rapid reductions in government deficits and debt are a precondition to restoring government credibility and investor confidence, stemming contagion, bringing down interest rates, and reviving economic growth.

Overlooking the evidence, European leaders, spearheaded by Germany, misdiagnosed the problem as one of fiscal profligacy for which painful austerity is the only cure.

'She must know,' she thought, noticing the look of sympathy on Anna's face. 'Come, let me take you to your room,' she went on, trying to put off as long as possible the moment for explanation.

'How absurd your infatuations are,' said the Princess. 'Come, we'd better turn back,' she added, as she noticed Levin coming toward them with his lady and a German doctor, to whom he was talking loudly and angrily.

The former Channel 4 chairman Luke Johnson has said the BBC should stop broadcasting programmes such as EastEnders and The Voice, saying its commercial rivals would give their right arm for hit shows such as the Albert Square soap.